Shaun
11-06-2012, 08:21 PM
Pet Shop Boys have announced plans to release a new album in September.
The LP - titled 'Elysium' - was produced by Andrew Dawson, who has previously worked with Kanye West. He told Idolator.com:
They've [Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe] have never done a record in Los Angeles before. They wanted to be around that thing, and get that classic LA sound - the LA players and all that stuff.
As a taster the electro duo have unveiled a video for album track 'Invisible' which you can watch below. It was directed by Los Angeles artist/film-maker Brian Bress.
The track features the lyrics Look at me, the absentee, disappearing finally/Goodbye /Is it magic or the truth?/Strange psychology or justified by the end of youth which Tennant sings over a lush synth ballad.
The LP is Pet Shop Boys' 11th studio effort and follows their 2009 album 'Yes'. The band released a B-sides collection 'Format' earlier this year. The double album, made up of 38 tracks, previously featured on the duo's single releases from 1996 to 2009.
It followed the duo's last B-sides release, 'Alternative', which came out in 1995 and featured B-sides from 1985 to 1994.
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The LP - titled 'Elysium' - was produced by Andrew Dawson, who has previously worked with Kanye West. He told Idolator.com:
They've [Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe] have never done a record in Los Angeles before. They wanted to be around that thing, and get that classic LA sound - the LA players and all that stuff.
As a taster the electro duo have unveiled a video for album track 'Invisible' which you can watch below. It was directed by Los Angeles artist/film-maker Brian Bress.
The track features the lyrics Look at me, the absentee, disappearing finally/Goodbye /Is it magic or the truth?/Strange psychology or justified by the end of youth which Tennant sings over a lush synth ballad.
The LP is Pet Shop Boys' 11th studio effort and follows their 2009 album 'Yes'. The band released a B-sides collection 'Format' earlier this year. The double album, made up of 38 tracks, previously featured on the duo's single releases from 1996 to 2009.
It followed the duo's last B-sides release, 'Alternative', which came out in 1995 and featured B-sides from 1985 to 1994.
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