The Sun, has posted an article (creatively titled Coldpray) that gives us some news on Coldplay’s eventual 5th album. The article reports that they are in a chruch recording the studio with Brian Eno, who also produced Viva La Vida.
Chris Martin does not want to become “a huge stadium act”, since it may “disappoint his fans”. Here are the direct quotes from the article:
“Chris is determined not to be seen as a huge commercial rock juggernaut, filling stadiums and cashing in.
“This is the plan to keep them as close to their fans as possible.”
This honestly shocked me, because I could have sworn they had U2’s ambition to conquer stadiums. But hell, I am really happy that he is looking out for his fans. After all, they are the ones who are backing you up! Apparently recording in a church is giving the band a lot of creativity!
Read the entire article right here. There is not much to report yet, other than that the record is scheduled to come out in 2010. Hopefully we will have more as we get deeper into 2010!
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er…dont want to become a stadium filling sell-out?! what has he been doing for the past 2 years coldplay haven’t produced any decent materiel since rush of blood to the head, and each successive album becomes more pop-y and more of a sell out than before!
well coldplay is the best band i had ever listened to and for them to do another album brings joy to my soul. i just want to let coldplay know that they are cool and they also rock my world and also want to tell them ‘ keep it up coldplay you’re the best’
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