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Track: Ireland’s Just Mustard release the epic and chilling track ‘I Am You’, and announce tours news.

  • November 17, 2021
  • Arun Kendall
Feature Photograph: Megan Doherty
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Irish band Just Mustard have just released a visualiser for a new track ‘I Am You’, accompanying news that they will be supporting the marvelous Fontaines D.C.’s 2022 EU tour as well as releasing their new album in the new year through Partisan Records.

The track perfectly captures Just Mustard’s brooding, stylistic music: serpentine rhythms, distant alien sounds in the ether and sparse shimmering guitars, replete with arctic vocals that are dissociated and velvet coated. The lyrics match the haunting aura:

I am you with the red
I am you with the red
Change my hair
Change my dress
Change my head

This is a delightful post punk sound: visceral and chilling. The track is accompanied by a suitably surreal and ethereal visualiser created by Dylan Friese-Greene:

You can get the single here or through the link below:

I caught Just Mustard live back in pre-COVID 2019 supporting Fontaines D.C. (see my review here): they were mesmerising and cool. Catch them on tour at the following dates with details and tickets here:

20 Jan | Cyprus Avenue, Cork IE
21 Jan | Roisin Dubh, Galway IE
22 Jan | Dolans Warehouse, Limerick IE
26 Jan | Limelight 2, Belfast NI
28 Jan | The Academy, Dublin IE
29 Jan | Spirit Store, Dundalk IE

8 Feb | Artheater, Cologne DE
10 Feb | Kantine Am Berghain, Berlin DE
11 Feb | Grauzone Festival, The Hague NE
12 Feb | Ekko, Utrecht NE
14 Feb | Botanique, Brussels BE
15 Feb | Merleyn, Nijmegen NE
17 Feb | Albani Music Club, Winterhur SW
18 Feb | Hors Pistes, Annecy FR
19 Feb | L’International, Paris FR

20 Mar | La Riviera, Madrid ES*
21 Mar | Razzmatazz. Barcelona ES*
23 Mar | Magazzini Generali, Milan IT*
24 Mar | Dynamo, Zurich CH*
25 Mar | Neue Theaterfabrik, Munich DE*
27 Mar | Roxy, Prague CZ*
28 Mar | Astra Kulturhaus, Berlin DE*
29 Mar | Gruenspan, Hamburg DE*
31 Mar | Debaser, Stockholm SE*
1 Apr | Vulkan Arena, Oslo NO*
2 Apr | Vega, Copenhagen DK*
4 Apr | Schlachthof, Wiesbaden DE*
5 Apr | Live Music Hall, Cologne DE*
6 Apr | TivoliVredenburg, Utrecht NL*
8 Apr | Trix, Antwerp BE*
9 Apr | Den Atelier, Luxembourg City, LU*
10 Apr | L’Aeronef, Lille FR*
11 Apr | Olympia, Paris FR*

*supporting Fontaines D.C.

This summer Just Mustard premiered a stunning full-length concert film entitled ‘Live In Dreams,’ filmed at Dundalk Town Hall (An Táin Arts Centre), in the band’s hometown of Dundalk, IE. The set features more new songs, in addition to previously released material. Watch HERE.

Feature Photograph: Megan Doherty

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