Warpaint tease new music, say "maybe 2020" for new album
In a new interview ahead of their 15th anniversary as a band, Warpaint have hinted at new material in the works.
In one week's time (14 February), Warpaint will officially celebrate 15 years together. Ahead of their anniversary, Jenny Lee Lindberg spoke to Matt Wilkinson on his Apple Music Beats 1 show, "I think more than sentimental we feel proud. Proud and a bit shocked, like ‘wow, we’ve made it 15 years, that’s a long time’… and then just a little pat on the back to each of us for doing it."
Nearly three years on from their 2016 third album Heads Up, Lindberg hinted at new material, "There’s definitely movement for sure."
Expanding on the direction of the new music, she adds, "We’re not doing it the same way that we have previously done the album. There’s also a lot of solo endeavours that we are all wanting to pursue as well. We’re basically doing it incrementally. We are recording a couple of tracks at a time and we have already at least demo’d a few things since this summer. And we have plans to go out to the desert and write some more. Basically over the next few months we’re going to be writing."
While there's no concrete plans for the release of their next installment of new music, Lindberg did deliver an indication of when she would like their next record to arrive, "You know what I would love to do because we never have - I would love to release a summer album. I would love to release something in June. It’s always been the fall or the winter and I feel like I would like to release something for the summer. So… maybe 2020."
Since Heads Up was released, Warpaint vocalist and guitarist Theresa Wayman embarked on her own solo project as TT. Revisit our All Apologies feature with Wayman.
Back in 2015, Lindberg released her debut solo record right on!.
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