Death From Above 1979 announce new album 'The Physical World'

It has been 10 years since Death From Above 1979 released their incredible debut record 'You're A Woman, I'm A Machine' but after reforming for a string of live shows in 2010, the pair have announced that a new album is on the way.

The new album 'The Physical World' has received a US release date for the 9th September through Last Gang Records with UK details yet to be announced.

The pair broke the news in an exclusive interview with NME where they describe the lack of pressure they felt writing the album, as well as some colourful descriptions of what we can expect from it.

Click here to read the full interview.

[Via NME]

More News

Hot Chip announce new album 'Why Make Sense?'

Having been fairly quiet since the release of their last full-length 'In Our Heads' back in 2012, electro-pop quintet Hot Chip have returned with the... 9 years 9 months ago

Beck scoops 'Best Album' at this year's Grammy Awards

While last night's Grammys were the usual cavalcade of dross-pop battling against genuine talent, the main winners of the night all seemed on the... 9 years 9 months ago

Happyness share new single 'A Whole New Shape'

Hot off the heels of releasing their incredible debut album 'Weird Little Birthday' last year, London-based trio Happyness have returned with another... 9 years 10 months ago

Laura Welsh unveils new single 'Hardest Part', featuring John Legend

Following the release of her previous singles ‘Undiscovered’, ‘Break The Fall’, ‘Cold Front’, ‘Unravel’, and ’Ghosts’, Laura Welsh has now unveiled... 9 years 10 months ago

We Are The Ocean share new track 'Do It Together'

Having previously shared the title-track for their forthcoming album 'Ark' at the end of last year, We Are The Ocean have returned to deliver another... 9 years 10 months ago

Kwabs announces debut album 'Love + War'

Having captivated us with his soulful and soothing voice over the last year, Kwabs has now unveiled the full details surrounding the release of his... 9 years 10 months ago

Spector unveil new track 'All The Sad Young Men'

Having already teased us with some new material in the form of 'Don't Make Me Try' just before Christmas, indie outfit Spector have now unveiled... 9 years 10 months ago

Zak Abel unveils new single 'Alchemy'

Having already made himself as established vocalist, thanks to his collaboration with Gorgon City on their tracks 'Unmissable' and providing live... 9 years 10 months ago

Young Fathers return with new album 'White Men Are Black Men Too'

Fresh from winning the Mercury Music Prize last year, hip-hop trio Young Fathers have announced a new album for 2015. Their new full-length 'White... 9 years 10 months ago