Blueneck Approached Latest Album As If It Was Their Last
. (TeamRock Radio) Blueneck have revealed they recorded latest album King Nine thinking it could be their last. It launched in November via Denovali Records and singer Duncan Attwood says as they feared it might flop, they decided to go into the recording process thinking it would be their final release. He tells this month's Prog magazine: "I did go in with the attitude that this could be our last album. It's taken nearly four years to get this one down. I wanted to make sure the end product was something I was completely pleased with. "I'm very aware that because it's quite different from the post-rock sound we've done before, it could completely flop. But it's important that if it does, I'd still be happy with it." The band say due to the complex nature of King Nine, taking the album on the road is not something they're currently considering. Attwood continues: "We've agreed we'll only take this live if we can do it justice." Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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