Take That plan album of new material
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Take That have announced they are planning to record a new album.
It will be the bands first LP of new material since 1995’s ‘Nobody Else’.
The record is set to be released in the autumn and is thought to contain songs written by all four members - Gary Barlow,Mark Owen , Jason Orange and Howard Donald.
Robbie Williams is not to feature in any capacity on the new album.
“It’s great for us all to be writing together for the first time. We want to make a great record, the best record we’ve ever made,” said Owen.
The four piece have signed a deal with Polydor Records, rumoured to be worth £3 million.
It will be the bands first LP of new material since 1995’s ‘Nobody Else’.
The record is set to be released in the autumn and is thought to contain songs written by all four members - Gary Barlow,Mark Owen , Jason Orange and Howard Donald.
Robbie Williams is not to feature in any capacity on the new album.
“It’s great for us all to be writing together for the first time. We want to make a great record, the best record we’ve ever made,” said Owen.
The four piece have signed a deal with Polydor Records, rumoured to be worth £3 million.
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