The 1975 have sparked speculation that they could be set to drop new material imminently after deleting all traces of their social media.
The band released acclaimed third album ‘A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships‘ last year (which was also named as NME’s Album Of The Year), and have been teasing that material from its follow-up ‘Notes On A Conditional Form‘ is set to come soon.
Now, as they did before announcing ‘A Brief Inquiry‘ and with their second album ‘I Love It When You Sleep For You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware Of It‘, the band have now erased their social media presence from Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
This comes after yesterday saw the band and their label share what appeared to be artwork from something called ‘Wake Up!’ from ‘Notes On A Conditional Form’.
— Dirty Hit (@DirtyHit) July 23, 2019
Fans have since taken to Twitter to share their thoughts and excitement on the next phase of the ‘Music For Cars’ era.
as the 1975 delete all their shit to start a new era and drop an album i would like to out myself as an AVID the 1975 stan. thank you this one goes out to my 16 followers
— jamie (@ratsinmypants) July 24, 2019
That moment when the boys (The 1975) delete all their Instagram accounts because there’s a new era upon us & an album is gonna be released soon 🤪 pic.twitter.com/zGqqvvcDxp
— Henry (@matteohenryyy) July 24, 2019
me: fuck the 1975 and their cryptic, vague tweets
they delete the twitter account:
me: hey where are you going
— kal (@cmonviietnam) July 24, 2019
the 1975 delete their socials, and then there’s a thunderstorm… coincidence i think not.
— 🤍 𝖏𝖊𝖓𝖓𝖆 🤍 (@102jenn) July 24, 2019
Every time The 1975 is about to release music they delete their social media and those boys deleted everything. a bitch is back on her bs
— emma✨ (@okayitsemma) July 24, 2019
No one:
Not a single soul:The 1975: *delete accounts, new posts written in different languages, mysterious hints* pic.twitter.com/8odAzUCfuI
— chia (@itsmechiiara) July 24, 2019
The band are believed to be dropping a new single at least before their string of summer festival shows in the UK.
“I’ve realised it’s never going to be a continuation or an association with ‘A Brief Inquiry’,” Healy told NME of the next album. “It’s a completely different record. Six months now is the same as what three years was before. Think about the amount of shit that happens in six months’ time. It will be a different thing and a different time.”
The 1975 return to the UK to headline Reading & Leeds Festival 2019 over August Bank Holiday weekend.
