NME.com has today posted a new interview video with Jimi and Andy.
Doves have revealed that the making of their new album was almost like “therapy”.
The group, who release their fourth album ‘Kingdom Of Rust’ today (April 6), said it helped them get through some dark times.
Speaking exclusively to NME.COM lead singer Jimi Goodwin said: “Going to work was helpful and therapy sometimes to get through some not so good times in some of our lives.”
The band also admitted writing tracks for the record wasn’t always easy.
Goodwin admitted: “This one [album] just took a bit longer to understand what we were trying to achieve after being in a band together for 18, 19 years.”
He continued: “I mean none of us have fallen out, we still get on really well it’s just we just had to make sure the chemistry was still there between us, and it was, but it just took a bit of prising out and wrestling with a bit more this time.”
Incidentally, NME TV’s Weekly Agenda feature advises its viewers to purchase the album – and the hosts state that they will have live footage of Doves on NME.com soon. You can view the video by visiting this link.
This is just a brief recap of all Doves’ forthcoming scheduled appearances on UK TV and radio, courtesy of the IMDb UK TV & Radio Guide. Please note that all scheduling and programme information is subject to change.
XFM Residency XFM London / XFM Manchester Radio, April 5th (TONIGHT) at 09:00pm BST.
Join this week’s Xfm resident DJ who will be playing their favourite music. Go to Xfm.co.uk to find out more.
Zane Lowe BBC Radio One, April 8th at 07:00pm BST.
Two hours of the best new and cutting-edge music, featuring Doves in session from Maida Vale.
Joining Jools for the second show will be Manchester three-piece Doves, who make a welcome return to the show with tunes from their new album Kingdom Of Rust. Marianne Faithfull will be in the studio to perform numbers from her acclaimed new album Easy Come, Easy Go, which sees her covering songs by the likes of Jarvis and Morrissey. Noisettes, Malian singer/songwriter Rokia Traore and Madeline Peyroux also perform. Plus, Jools chats with Grandmaster Flash who has only just got round to releasing his first solo album.
More from Manchester three-piece Doves, who make a welcome return to the show with tunes from their new album Kingdom Of Rust. Marianne Faithfull will be in the studio to perform numbers from her acclaimed new album Easy Come, Easy Go, which sees her covering songs by the likes of Jarvis and Morrissey. Noisettes, Malian singer/songwriter Rokia Traore and Madeline Peyroux also perform. Plus, Jools chats with Grandmaster Flash who has only just got round to releasing his first solo album.
The Doves dropped in to pick their perfect playlist. Expect classics from the Chemical Brothers and Sonic Youth.
This is presumably a filmed version of the recent one hour D.J. set which was broadcast on NME Radio last Friday.
The second show, is Gonzo on MTV Two at midnight BST.
The Doves and Spinnerette join Zane on the couch for this special episode of Gonzo, so make sure you join them for some cool music, stupid clips, and the burning issues from mtv.co.uk/gonzo.
NME TV is available on Sky channel 382 and MTV Two is available on Sky channel 346 or Virgin Media channel 312.