Ash Release Final Album Opting For Singles Instead

When you're tied to the album format, you find yourself waiting six months between finishing a record and releasing it. By leaving this behind we can enter a new phase of spontaneity and creativity. We have our own studio in New York, we can record a track and release it the next day if we feel like it, give it to people while it's fresh. We're the first band to do this , but I very much doubt we'll be the last.

We've been one of the best singles bands of the last two decades and we're still younger than a lot of bands on the current scene. I'm excited to push this claim further by dedicating ourselves wholly to the art of the single for the digital age."

Following the band's recent return to chart action - the single 'You Can't Have It All' went Top 20, Ash continue their aural onslaught with news of a new single and album. The track, entitled 'Polaris', is slated for June 18th and is followed by their fifth and final album, Twilight of the Innocents, on July 2nd.

The band will be undertaking live commitments as follows:

July
3rd London Koko
4th London Koko
5th London Koko
6th London Koko

August
Headline the Radio 1 stage at Reading (Friday) and Leeds (Saturday)

THE FINAL ALBUM
TWILIGHT OF THE INNOCENTS
out July 2nd 2007page << 1 2 3 >>