Whenever an established group releases a self-titled album in the middle of their career, it acts as a symbol of rebirth, a new direction, course correction, or perhaps a last gasp.
St. Paul & The Broken Bones’ self-titled release finds them centering their sound and style, as frontman Paul Janeway states, “I think the band in general feels reignited”.
Over their last few releases (2018’s Young Sick Carmella, 2022’s Alien Coast, and 2023’s Angels in Science Fiction) the group has drifted further and further from their retro-soul debut and during the ten new tracks they bring that horn drenched sound back to their core.
The Birmingham, AL-based outfit stayed in state, working with producer Eg White at…

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