December 15, 2008 10:50
Sex Pistols could record new album in 2009
Glen Matlock refuses to rule out sessions for punk legends
Sex Pistols' bassist Glen Matlock has said his band are considering record a new album.
The punk icon told The Quietus that while reports that they were recording new material in the summer were wide of the mark, there is a possibility the punk band could hit the studio in 2009.
"The Sex Pistols? We've done our bit this year…we'll meet again in the new year and see what we want to do," he explained.
"We were not recording a new album - I think that journalists are making it up, but you can never say never," he added.
"We all got ideas between us. It's a double-edged sword if you do it not good as the original, and if you don't do it people want to know why - but it's up to us. We are the masters of our own destiny."
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