January 27, 2003 16:15

SIXTH INTENSE!

The singer says her sixth LP will be "ugly and disturbing"...

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PJ HARVEY
says she is close to completing her sixth studio album and intends to showcase it at GLASTONBURY this year.


The singer says the new LP is "ugly and disturbing" compared to her last two, 1998's 'Is This Desire?' and 2000's Mercury Music Prize winner 'Stories From The City, Stories From The Sea'.


The star is planning to release the album later this year, ahead of a UK tour. She is already playing some new songs on the Big Day Out touring festival in Australia and New Zealand.


Harvey told BBC Radio 1: "With every album I tend to react against the previous one in an effort to find new ground. With this record, it's pretty ugly really. Quite an ugly sounding batch of songs. Quite disturbing, quite dark, quite bluesy.


"At the moment it's feeling good. I just go by how my guts feel."


As previously reported on NME.COM, Harvey
is also collaborating with [a][/a]
for the ninth 'Desert Sessions' album along with former Marilyn Manson bass player Twiggy Ramirez.

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