Kevin Shields and co re-record five songs for a new box set
The shock news from Berlin is that My Bloody Valentine are re-recording five songs for a box-set that's due out in November.
According to our studio spies, the tracks layed down by Kevin Shields, Colm O'Ciosiog and Belinda Butcher were originally mooted for 1989's Glider, but were abandoned when the proposed 9-track album morphed into a four-track EP.
As revealed in the current issue of Hot Press, Shields has also contributed four new tunes to the Lost In Translation OST which is released in the States on September 9.
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Read MoreKevin Shields has told the NME that he wants to head into the studio in October or November.
Read MorePortuguese glitch merchant Sun Glitters has come up with this rather gorgeous remix of My Bloody Valentine’s seminal Loveless tune, ‘Sometimes’, which also features input from his Canadian pal Rob Boak of Cinemascope fame. Enjoy!
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Read MoreKevin Shields has been revisiting his Isn't Anything and Loveless classics.
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Read MoreKevin Shields has told the New York Times that My Bloody Valentine are planning to release two new albums.
Read MoreSteeped in hazy washes of noise, Loveless’ finest moments float by, though ‘Soon’ and ‘Feed Me With Your Kiss’ stand out amid the drowsy throb.
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Read MoreThe reformed My Bloody Valentine will be playing the Electric Picnic festival this summer.
Read MoreKevin Shields and Co. are back with three lives dates announced for next summer in the UK.
Read MoreMy Bloody Valentine will confirm that they are reforming next week.
Read MoreThere are strong signs that musical pioneers My Bloody Valentine are to bring their long hiatus to an end and get back together.
Read MoreKevin Shields has launched into ’07 by promising fans a new My Bloody Valentine record.
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Read MoreI wonder if My Bloody Valentine were aware of the avalanche they were about to trigger when they first took Belinda Butcher's airbrushed vocals and smothered them with layer upon layer of white noise guitar?
Read MoreDublin is a shithole basically! that's the opinion of Kevin Shields, one of the two Irish members of My Bloody Valentine, who quit the fair city six years ago because of what they saw as the stifling atmosphere of the place. Since then they've lived and gigged all over Europe and their 1988 album Isn't Anything has put them on top of the critical approval lists and independent charts. Here, taking a break from their US tour, the band reflect on their art, their careers and what they see as the general awfulness of the Irish music scene. Interview: Helena Mulkearns
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