Dec 6, 2005 • 1 min read

Dirty Pretty Things record debut album

Carl Barat's band Dirty Pretty Things are recording their debut album in Los Angeles with producer Dave Sardy, with seven songs reportedly finished and a spring release possible.

And speaking of Libertines, Carl Barat's new band Dirty Pretty Things have been at work recording their first album in Los Angeles since November, and things are apparently moving pretty quickly. The band, which, as you remember, features former Cooper Temple Clause bassist Didz Hammond, are working with producer Dave Sardy, who has worked previously with Jet and Oasis. Barat has confirmed his location, and that the group already have seven songs finished. A source added: "He's going to be out there until Christmas and the plan is to have it finished by then. It's early days, but there's a chance the album could be out in the spring if the sessions go well. From what I've heard seven songs are done already. Some demos are in circulation amongst close friends."

Hang on a minute though. Are they keeping that name? What about that band that were already performing with the name Dirty Pretty Things? What happened to them? I demand to know.

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