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News And Tributes Out May 24th!!!

 

The lads second album News And Tributes is released May 24 in Japan, May 29 in UK and June 13 in USA

Tracklisting for all formats will be
1. Yes / No
2. Cope
3. Fallout
4. Skip To The End
5. Burnt
6. News and Tributes
7. Return of the Beserker
8. Back to the Sea
9. Worry About It Later
10. Favours for Favours
11. Thursday
12. Face

Japanese bonus track will be
13. Easy For Us

American bonus tracks will be
13. Area
14. Help Us Out
15. We Cannot Lose
16. Decent Days and Nights (Shy Child Remix)

 

 

Skip To The End Out May 22nd

The single will be released as the albums first single on May 15 as a download and May 22 on CD and 2 separate 7".

B-sides will be
Easy For Us (CD)
History Itself (7" 1)
Last Night (7" 2)

The Futureheads finish new album in record time

The Futureheads are currently putting the finishing touches to their eagerly-awaited second album, 'News And Tributes'.

The follow-up to the band's self-titled 2004 debut is due for release in the May, which was recorded with producer Ben Hillier (Blur, Elbow) in just five-and-a-half weeks in the
Yorkshire countryside.

"It's a progression, things are slightly different," explained bassist Jaff of the new record. "For me it's the singing, the accents and attitude are the same but it's a lot less cluttered."

With stand-alone single 'Area' coming out late last year, many have been surprised by the speed in which this album has been recorded.

"It worked out really well," said Jaff. "Because we started in October, it was like 'Right, we may as well try and get finished before Christmas.'"

The band's speed was partly due to the lack of distractions to be found on the
Yorkshire moors where they recorded the album.

"It was remote, but not far away from civilization," said frontman Barry Hyde. "We were in this amazing farmhouse in the hills. No mobile reception or anything. It had different weather, it had its own eco-system! It was cold though, no central heating, just a coal fire."

Tracks set for inclusion on the new album include 'Fallout', 'Skip To The End', 'Face', 'Worry About It Later', 'Return Of The Berserker' and the title track, which the band explained was inspired by the 1958 Munich air disaster, which killed several young Manchester United players.

 

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