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Pre-Order: Crows - Back To Life: Live At Moth Club
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Crows' new album 'Back To Life: Live At Moth Club' released 29 January 2027 on Bad Vibrations. Available to pre-order now on limited-edition 180g gold ‘Moth Ceiling’ vinyl (hand-numbered /200 with the fold-out show poster), 180g ‘NHS Blue’ vinyl & CD.
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‘Back To Life: Live At Moth Club’ is the first ever live album from London post-punk band Crows. Recorded under the gold-glittered and sweat-dripping ceiling of London’s Moth Club on June 19th 2026, ‘Back To Life’ captures Crows’ return to the stage after a year-long hiatus – frontman James Cox’ diagnosis with Hodgkin’s lymphoma alongside the passing of guitarist Steve Goddard’s father forcing the band to take their foot off the gas for the first time in over a decade. Emerging from a year of healing and mourning, the comeback show dialled all the power, intensity and adrenaline you’d expect from a Crows show up to 11.
Recorded from the desk and mixed by James Spankie, with mastering by Pete Maher, the resulting limited edition ‘Back to Live: Live At Moth Club’ LP serves as a poignant, cathartic document immortalising that night for the history books. It was a discography-spanning set digging into early fan-favourites from 2015 debut single ‘Pray’ and 2016 ‘Unwelcome Light’ EP, through all three studio albums: 2019’s ‘Silver Tongues’, 2022’s ‘Beware Believers’ and 2024’s ‘Reason Enough’.
Looking back on the show and resulting album, Cox says: "We hit a year where a number of significant events upended our personal lives and forced us to stop after 11 solid years of touring and recording. Illness and loss made us pause, mourn, get healthy, take some deep breaths and focus our energies onto life outside Crows. It's true that you really don't know how much you miss something (especially something you might have grown to take for granted) until it's gone. We missed playing so much, and luckily when we felt strong enough and ready to get back on the horse, there was a beautiful, sweaty room filled with friends, family and fans waiting patiently to welcome us back into the fold. The result is so special, and we are so pleased to have a record of a night we will never forget and can thankfully revisit forever."
