La Roux have revealed that they plan to change direction on their next album because synth music is “over”.
The duo, fronted by singer Elly Jackson, found success with their electro-inspired self-titled debut, released last year.
But Jackson said they now wanted to change direction in order to keep their music original.
"I don't want to make synth music for the rest of my f*cking life," Jackson told Spinner.
"It was a time when I was into that, but whatever, it's done with, it's gone. The whole genre is so over. It was my thing and I'm bored with it. If I see anything more '80s-themed, I'm going to bust."
Jackson added that she wanted the next record to be no more than ten tracks long and be “more human, more open, warmer” than its predecessor.
La Roux - live
You can keep up to date with all the latest news from Gigwise by following us on Twitter and liking us on Facebook.
Elton John hospitalised with 'serious repiratory infection'.jpg)
Lady Gaga 'won't change shows' after protests.jpg)
Rihanna performs new single on American Idol - watch
Bruce Springsteen debuts 'Rocky Ground' video - watch
Lindsay Lohan 'Wants To Record Song With La Roux'
The hottest WAGs of rock and roll
The Enemy take 'Streets In The Sky' to Manchester
Who's tatt is that? Guess the rockstar from their body work
