Wilco reveal new album plans

The Grammy winners get set for a busy 2007

Wilco are getting ready to release their sixth studio album next year.

The band have been busy working on the follow-up to 2004’s Grammy winner ‘A Ghost Is Born’ at The Loft, their studio and homebase in Chicago. Longtime associate Jim O’Rourke will mix the still untitled, self-produced album in New York, with a May release tentatively scheduled.

O’Rourke, who recently moved to Japan after parting ways with Sonic Youth, has worked with the band on their previous two albums – ‘A Ghost Is Born’ and 2002’s ‘Yankee Hotel Foxtrot’. He has also performed with Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy and drummer Glenn Kotche in their Loose Fur side project.

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The band have performed a dozen new songs at their concerts over the last six months.

They are:

‘Let’s Not Get Carried Away’

‘Side With the Seeds’

‘What Light’

‘Shake It Off’

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‘Impossible Germany’

‘On and On and On’

‘Lullaby For Rafter and Beams’

‘Patient With Me’

‘Walken’

‘Let’s Fight’

‘Is That the Thanks I Get?’

‘Maybe the Sun Will Shine’

–By our New York staff.

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