Gruff Rhys: taking candy from a lion? Second album news...
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Super Furry Animals singer Gruff Rhys is to release his second solo album early next year.
Candylion is to be preceded by a single of the same name on December 4. The single will be backed by the songs 'Colossal Smile' and 'Somewhere Or Other'.
Rhys is to tour in February; before that, he'll support The Flaming Lips on a couple of their November dates, namely at the Glasgow SECC on November 10 and London's Hammersmith Apollo on November 14.
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this is good news
Rhys' solo stuff pisses on the later material SFA have been churning out.
Permitting the other members to sing lead vocals was always going to put a big downer on things.
I have high hopes for solo albun #2 and am still yet to see Rhys perform solo.
bullshit.
sfa are brilliant. and so is he. i love it all!
Woo hoo
more tunes from the genius.
I thought SFA'S latter stuff has been very good, i really liked some of the tracks sung by different members of the band.
News on a new SFA album would be great too, they only released one single off the last album.
Nah, Sex War & Robots is one of my favourite SFA songs
and he doesn't sing it.
SFA's last album
was excellent still, but a bit too mid-tempo in places... I'd like to see them do a techno-surf album.
Techno surf
sounds awesome! They'd be good at that!


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