New Music From David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets)

Posted on May 27, 2026
New Music From David J (Bauhaus, Love & Rockets)

A new album from David J (Bauhaus, Love and Rockets) entitled Tracks From the Attic Revisited is available now from Independent Project Records (IPR). Reshaped, sometimes rewritten, and now reinterpreted with a full band, the ten tracks that make up Tracks From the Attic Revisited are culled from the 37(!)-track home recordings on Tracks From the Attic released in 2024, also from IPR.

Uncovered from boxes of tapes collected through decades, these old demos called for a second life. Tracks from the Attic Revisited is an arresting distillation of David J’s eclectic taste: from the influence of late ‘70s New Wave to a lifelong love of country and Nick Drake-like romanticism. Where the original recordings invited listeners to be present in the room as a young singer-songwriter found his own way (wandering in the fields of experimentation and collecting the meanderings that followed), the new album puts listeners in front of an artist who has honed his craft and mastered the art of pruning. “The demos were like neglected little seeds that had been set aside, or fallen on fallow land,” David J reflects. “They’ve been gathered up, nurtured, tended and brought back to life as little buds. Now this is the bloom.”

“By returning to the skeletal demos that once gathered dust, he has not merely polished them; he has inhabited them with the weight of four decades of experience.” – Big Takeover

“Five stars. It was a great move for David J to revisit these song and to refashion them into what was actually more than a very solid album. This one played like an old friend visiting with series of tales that began with a humorous slant before moving into areas of depth and truth with generous helpings of compassion.” – Post Punk Monk

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Recommended: Track 1, “I Wish Those Spacemen Would Come (Revisited),” Track 2, “If Muzak Be The Junk Food Of Love (Revisited),” Track 3, “The Most Beautiful Girls In The World (Revisited),” Track 10, “Punishment By Roses (Revisited)”

Label: Independent Project Records

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