April 18, 2007 11:31

Klaxons begin work on second album Klaxons Tickets

Forget new rave, the trio are set to go 'prog'

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Klaxons have begun work on their second album.

The band, who are currently on tour in the US, have said they have started writing new material for the follow-up to debut LP 'Myths Of The Near Future', which came out in January.

Bandmember Simon Taylor said: “We’ve written the opener of the next album. We’re thinking of making a prog album - like a huge tribal prog album.

“We’ve all been listening to bands in England like Caravan, so we’re defintely going to make a big, prog album.”

Klaxons are currently on tour in the US but come back to the UK in May.

They will play:

Glasgow Academy (May 6)
Birmingham Academy (7)
Nottingham Rock City (8)
Leeds Met University (9)
Northumbria University (11)
Liverpool Academy (12)
Manchester Ritz (12,13)
Bristol Academy (14)
Norwich UEA (16)
Portsmouth Pyramids (17)
London Shepherds Bush Empire (18, 19)

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