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Type = [[Album]] |
Type = [[Album]] |
Artist = [[Bloc Party]] |
Artist = [[Bloc Party]] |
Cover = [[http://www.blocparty.net/uploaded_images/awitc_small.gif]] |
Cover = Aweekendinthecity.jpeg |
Released = [[5 February]] [[2007]] |
Released = [[5 February]] [[2007]] |
Recorded = [[Grouse Lodge|Grouse Lodge Studios]], [[Ireland]] |
Recorded = [[Grouse Lodge|Grouse Lodge Studios]], [[Ireland]] |

Revision as of 16:50, 22 November 2006

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A Weekend in the City is the title of the forthcoming Bloc Party album. Expected release date is February 5 2007 and it is being produced by Jacknife Lee.

In a recent interview, Kele Okereke revealed that the new album will be based around the theme of city life and will contain a number of tracks with new titles: "Kreuzberg" (formerly "Blue Moon") and "Song for Clay" (formerly "Merge on the Freeway").

The band also recorded two other tracks called "England" and "We Were Lovers" (formerly Cells Shaped Like Stars)[1] Neither of which, made it onto the final album. [2]

The first single off the album will be called "The Prayer" and is due for release 29 January 2007.

Track listing

  1. "Song for Clay (Disappear Here)" — 4:52
  2. "Hunting for Witches" — 3:33
  3. "Waiting for the 7:18" — 4:18
  4. "The Prayer" — 3:46
  5. "Uniform" — 5:35
  6. "On" — 4:47
  7. "Where Is Home?" — 4:56
  8. "Kreuzberg" — 5:31
  9. "I Still Remember" — 4:38
  10. "Sunday" — 5:04
  11. "SRXT" — 4:50

References

  1. ^ Bloc Party confirms new song titles, NME, accessed 25 September 2006
  2. ^ Bloc Party unveil second album details NME, 25 October 2006
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