Release and reception
Long March Through the Jazz Age was released on November 28, 2025 to universal critical acclaim.
Classic Rock described the album as a fitting final release by Chris Bailey, praising the maturity of his songwriting and the character of his vocal performances, and highlighting tracks such as “Empires (Sometimes We Fall),” “Judas,” and the title track. [8] Louder Than War characterized the album as a strong and emotionally resonant final statement released under The Saints name, noting its breadth of styles and singling out songs including “Vikings,” “Gasoline,” “Bruises,” and “Will You Still Be There.” [9] AllMusic praised the album’s performances, arrangements, and production, drawing attention to Bailey’s vocals and songwriting and highlighting tracks such as “Vikings,” “A Vision of Grace,” “Judas,” and “Carnivore (Long March Through the Jazz Age).” [10] Spill Magazine described the album as a carefully completed final work, noting its cohesive sound, melodic strength, and stylistic range, and referencing songs including “Imaginary Fields Forever,” “Empires (Sometimes We Fall),” and “Bruises.” [11]
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