The Streets reveal new album title
The Streets
Mike Skinner's fourth opus nears completion
The Streets' forthcoming album is to be titled 'Everything Is Borrowed'.
Mike Skinners' fourth album will be the follow-up to the songwriter's last effort, 2006's 'The Hardest Way To Make An Easy Living'.
As well as the title track, likely to open the album, other songs set to feature include 'The Sherry End', 'On The Flip Of A Coin' and 'The Escapist'.
Written for the soundtrack to a film of the same name but rejected, 'The Escapist' is to be teamed with a video of Skinner walking to the south of France.
However, as previously reported, the effort was cut short when the band discovered they were due to perform in Austria.
The album is expected to be released this autumn.
Mike Skinners' fourth album will be the follow-up to the songwriter's last effort, 2006's 'The Hardest Way To Make An Easy Living'.
As well as the title track, likely to open the album, other songs set to feature include 'The Sherry End', 'On The Flip Of A Coin' and 'The Escapist'.
Written for the soundtrack to a film of the same name but rejected, 'The Escapist' is to be teamed with a video of Skinner walking to the south of France.
However, as previously reported, the effort was cut short when the band discovered they were due to perform in Austria.
The album is expected to be released this autumn.
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