Alt-J to start work on second album following departure of bassist
13 January 2014, 12:40
| Written by
Luke Morgan Britton
(News)
Following recent news that Alt-J member Gwil Sainsbury has left the Mercury Prize-winning group, the band have confirmed they will continue as a threepiece.
“The three remaining members of alt-J – Joe, Gus and Thom – and all at Infectious Music give their full support to Gwil and wish him only the very best for the future,” a press release reads. “Both alt-J and Infectious would like to reassure fans that the band remain excited about the future and are set to return to the studio very soon to begin work on the follow up to 2012’s Barclaycard Mercury Prize winning ‘An Awesome Wave’.”
The group released debut album An Awesome Wave in 2012.
Latest
- BADBADNOTGOOD share “Poeira Cosmia” featuring Tim Bernardes
- Say Now present their new single, "Makeup Sex"
- lilo release new single, "Crash The Car"
- Barry Can’t Swim to headline All Points East Festival 2025
- Pem unveils standalone single, "Ellipsis"
- Celeste returns with the release of brand new single, "This Is Who I Am"
- SQUARE reveals 20 new additions to its music showcase lineup
Get the Best Fit take on the week in music direct to your inbox every Friday
Read next
Listen
Ruby Gill's "Some Kind Of Control" luxuriates within the listlessness
Somebody's Child return with "Time Of My Life" to prove growing pains are not just physical
Sam Ezeh dishes a soulful, experimental slice of pop on “AUDIOCORE”
PARG is yearning for connection on new single “Kanchum Em”
Kassie Krut’s deliciously frenetic new industrial pop track “Racing Man”
Aoife Wolf faces angels and demons in her hazy new single “Bristle of Delusion”
Reviews
Emily Burns
Die Happy
06 Nov 2024
Halsey
The Great Impersonator
01 Nov 2024
Katie Gavin
What A Relief
01 Nov 2024
Elias Rønnenfelt
Heavy Glory
31 Oct 2024