Bloc Party Expect New Album This Year
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Saturday, 01 April 2006 |
Written by Stereoboard.com
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 Bloc Party expect their new album to be released later this year.
The band released their debut album, 'Silent Alarm' in 2005 to much critical success, and performed some new material at the Teenage Cancer Trust Show on Wednesday night.
The band played a string of brand new tracks during their set at London's Royal Albert Hall. The band unveiled 'Hunting For Witches', 'Uniform' 'Wet' and 'Waiting For The 7:18'.
Speaking in an interview with DiS, bassist Gordon Moakes said:"In six months... we'll have the record out"
"I think our pressure is to innovate more. I don't think anyone expects us to be more commercial. Our aim is to make the best music we possibly can."
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