- by Jason Gregory
- Wednesday, November 28, 2007
- filed in: Indie
Klaxons guitarist Simon Taylor has revealed that the band are planning a second album full of contradictions.
Taylor says that the follow-up to the Mercury Prize winning ‘Myths Of The Near Future’ will range from heavily produced tracks to more lo-fi numbers.
"All we're talking about all day is the next record, we're absolutely ecstatic about getting to work on it and desperate to get back into the studio,” he told XFM.
"There's one track we've been playing in sound check, it's this massive prog opus. We've been listening to a lot of European prog-music and dub-step and dance and folk. A huge broad variety of things really."
Klaxons will enter the studio at the end of their current UK tour.
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