The Devlins

All the Days marks the long-awaited return of The Devlins, one of Ireland’s best-loved rock bands The album is the first full-length project from brothers Colin (vocals, guitar, piano) and Peter Devlin (bass), (drummer) Guy Rickarby and (guitarist) Mark Murphy since their critically-acclaimed Waves album. Across 11 new tracks, producer Rob Kirwan (Hozier, PJ Harvey, Depeche Mode) helms the solid rhythms and intricate songwriting of The Devlins’ classic lineup, evoking a fresh sound from a modern rock band who captured a worldwide audience with its cinematic hits and magnetic live performances. The Devlins released their debut, Drift, on Capitol Records in 1993, followed by 1997’s Waiting, 2002’s Consent. 'All the Days' is a powerful reintroduction to the band’s atmospheric sound and to Colin Devlin’s nuanced tenor voice and perceptive storytelling. “We recorded everything pretty much live in Camden Studios in Dublin with Rob engineering as well as producing . He also mixed the entire album so there’s a continuity there”. The uplifting title track sets the tone for the album’s themes of resilience, holding on to innocence and navigating human connections. “It’s an emotional and uplifting song that deals with time passing, with accepting and letting go” says Colin. “It deals with resilience and holding on to the magic and the light. It’s one of the strongest songs The Devlins have ever recorded and we hope that as many people as possible get to hear it”.