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"Click to listen to the Oblivians&amp;apos; &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;ll Be Gone&amp;quot;\r\nThough the Oblivians haven&amp;apos;t released new material in over 15 years, singer-songwriter Greg Cartwright says their new album, Desperation, was a natural step for the trio.\r\n&amp;quot;Over the years, as we would occasionally reunite for a festival or special occasion, the idea began to grow in the back of my mind: the idea of making a new record,&amp;quot; he tells Rolling Stone. &amp;quot;Because as much as we enjoyed playing together, the thing I missed the most was creating together. So that&amp;apos;s what we did.&amp;quot;\r\nHere you can get a first listen to the Desperation track &amp;quot;I&amp;apos;ll Be Gone,&amp;quot; which talks about change over time and addresses everything from breakups to haircuts. &amp;quot;There ain&amp;apos;t no way to know/ How life will change you so,&amp;quot; they sing. &amp;quot;Let&amp;apos;s rock &amp;amp; roll as we get old/ We will before too long.&amp;quot; The stalwart, self-aware Memphis trio delivers the message in the familiar punk-rock-blues style of their previous albums &amp;#x2013; including their last, 1997&amp;apos;s Play Nine Songs With Mr. Quintron. The album was engineered by Collin Dupuis at Dan Auerbach&amp;apos;s Easy Eye Sound in Nashville.\r\nDesperation will be released on June 4th on In the Red Records. The Oblivians will embark on a tour to promote it in late spring and early summer, but dates have not been released yet."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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