J at the Gay Bar — Jay Hulme

Contents:

• HOW THE IMAGE OF J AT A GAY BAR HELPED ATRALIAN BAND CUB SPORT TELL THEIR STORY
• J AT THE GAY BAR
• CUB SPORT – ‘J AT THE GAY BAR’ REVIEW: A EP-DIVE TO DIVY ON THE DANCEFLOOR
• ALBUM REVIEW: CUB SPORT – ‘J AT THE GAY BAR’
• ALBUM REVIEW: CUB SPORT’S ‘J AT THE GAY BAR’ MARKS SOOTHG TRANSN TO PHORIC POP SOUND
• ALBUM REVIEW: “J AT THE GAY BAR” BY CUB SPORT
• CUB SPORT – J AT THE GAY BAR
• J AT THE GAY BAR
• J AT THE GAY BAR

HOW THE IMAGE OF J AT A GAY BAR HELPED ATRALIAN BAND CUB SPORT TELL THEIR STORY

How the Image of J at a Gay Bar Helped Atralian Band Cub Sport Tell Their Story.

J AT THE GAY BAR

On Friday, the group members — who clu Nelson, Netterfield, dmmer Dan Puaari, and volist/gutarist Zoe Davis — are releasg their fifth album J at the Gay Bar, an electronic- and hoe-driven LP that ptur the ups and downs of romance and relatnships. The album is named after a powerful poem by Jay Hulme that imag J Christ as a clubgoer wh his “rob hched up to His kne to make easy to sp, ” who reassur a gay man at the bar that “nothg this heart of yours ever needs to be healed.

The poem’s msage was a great fort to Nelson and Netterfield, who both grew up as members of a Pentestal church wh “super nservative, very homophobic teachgs. Speakg om his at-home stud Atralia, Nelson broke down five key songs off J at the Gay Bar and explaed how the album celebrat showg your tt self to the world. J at the Gay BarBy Jay Hulme.

No matter what others tell you that you should be, remember, you are who you are bee God created you that way, whether that is gay or straight, cisgenr or transgenr, male or female, or any of the lors of the rabow, God created you that way. It happens to be one of my favore morn gay art piec.

CUB SPORT – ‘J AT THE GAY BAR’ REVIEW: A EP-DIVE TO DIVY ON THE DANCEFLOOR

READ MORE: Cub Sport’s Tim Nelson talks new album ‘J At The Gay Bar’ and “phoric but plited” sgle ‘Keep Me Safe’. ‘J at the Gay Bar, ’ their fifth album, arrived on Good Friday by brgg a hefty dose of spirualy to the dancefloor. If ‘Like Nirvana’ was about puttg the work of unrstandg onelf, on ‘J at the Gay Bar’ Cub Sport reap the us of their labour.

Perhaps you’ll fd your own metaphoril ‘J at the Gay Bar’ too. Explorg his relatnship wh God and religns view on homosexualy through tracks like O Lord through to the entirely experimental and vulnerable tracks like Confsns, the band are one of the most tertg groups around to date.

Today, the spiratnal group released their fifth stud album ‘J At The Gay Bar’, aptly released on Good Friday. ‘J At The Gay Bar’ is entirely hopeful and upliftg, even more so than their last release ‘LIKE NIRVANA’.

ALBUM REVIEW: CUB SPORT – ‘J AT THE GAY BAR’

Much like their last few projects, ‘J At The Gay Bar’ wouldn’t be plete whout a Mallrat llab. If you’ve got some time spare today, do yourself a favour and give ‘J At The Gay Bar’ a listen. ‘JESUS AT THE GAY BAR’ IS OUT NOW.

A perfect ttament to what the future holds, Cub Sport's J At The Gay Bar tak on alt-dance mic as eeg yet touchgly timate tool. Well om this day on, artists should look towards Cub Sport’s J At The Gay Bar for example. Sce 2010, Cub Sport, was known for the sweet die pop that Gen Z grew up wh alongsi the lik of The 1975 and Lana Del Rey - already nsired nostalgic the land of TikTok - and whilst they dipped their feet slightly to the wonrs of electronic dance back 2019 wh their self-tled rerd; J At The Gay Bar expands on anythg you might expect om the band.

Cub Sport’s J At The Gay Bar cements an excg new directn for Atralian group, unapologetilly swappg past feelgs of shame towards celebratn and pure phoria. The unfettable tle stems om a 2021 poem of the same name by Jay Hulme, pictg actual J Christ visg a gay bar, approached by a young LGBTQ+ boy stgglg wh his queerns. J at The Gay Bar is out 7 April.

ALBUM REVIEW: CUB SPORT’S ‘J AT THE GAY BAR’ MARKS SOOTHG TRANSN TO PHORIC POP SOUND

As of April 7th 2023, Cub Sport’s latt work “J At The Gay Bar, ”(cintally their most joyo llectn to date) was released to the world. Above all, where “J At The Gay Bar” (the tle spired by wrer Jay Hulme‘s poem of the same name) differs signifintly om other Cub Sport offergs, is the mil directn.

Listeng to “J At The Gay Bar” as a plete body of work, the cubbi create their greatt impact yet. Ultimately brimmg wh hypnotic rhythms, spellbdg dreamlike textur, and unabashedly timate narrativ celebratg queer love, “J At The Gay Bar” is a classic wag, worthy of dance-floors across the globe. Check out “J At The Gay Bar” on digal streamg provirs HERE.

ALBUM REVIEW: “J AT THE GAY BAR” BY CUB SPORT

Atralian pop group Cub Sport go global wh their hotly anticipated fifth stud album ‘J At The Gay Bar’. ‘J At The Gay Bar’ is out now.

CUB SPORT – J AT THE GAY BAR

After ‘The Backwater Sermons’ me out, this poem om , ‘J at the Gay Bar’, went a b viral, so I thought I’d share some of the basic theology behd poem que obvly riffs off of the below sectn of Mark 5, drawg a parallel between the unnamed woman the passage, and queer people - more particularly, the "boy" the poem, a young LGBT man stgglg wh his queerns, and, is suggted, stgglg wh how that rencil wh his fah.

J AT THE GAY BAR

J AT THE GAY BAR