The Breeders have shared “Go Man Go,” a previously-unreleased track from the Last Splash era. The song arrives with a brand-new video, directed by Brandon Weaver of Ironwing Studios.
A monumental album of the '90s, Last Splash turns 30 this year. Recorded by the seminal Breeders lineup of Kim Deal, Kelley Deal, Josephine Wiggs, and Jim MacPherson, Last Splash immediately became an alt-rock classic. To celebrate this anniversary, the album has been remastered from the original analog tapes—previously thought to be lost—a process which also brought to light two unreleased tracks, one of which is out today. The full release will arrive on September 22 via 4AD.
In honor of the album’s 30 years, the band will be hitting the road in September for a special run of shows performing Last Splash in its entirety. They will be supported by Belly (formed by original Breeder and Throwing Muses co-founder Tanya Donelly), Screaming Females and Horsegirl in select markets. Check out the run of dates here.
Listen to “Go Man Go” below and pre-order the 30th anniversary edition of Last Splash here.
