May 16, 2005 • 1 min read

Graham Coxon on new album

Graham Coxon describes his untitled autumn album as 'psycha-sentimental-aladelic', with songs about love, jealousy and unfaithfulness.

Graham Coxon has been talking to NME about his as yet untitled new album which is due for release in the autumn, and says that the sound is "psycha-sentimental-aladelic".

Coxon told NME.com: "I think as person who enjoys extremes, the middle ground has been somewhat cut out in a lot of these songs and I've gone out further either side. It's quite heavy and emotionally heavy and quite direct lyrically and quite hectic.All songs concern the dreaded 'L.O.V.E' from falling in love, splitting up, jealousy, unfaithfulness, lust, everything really. It's hugely deep, hugely emotional, unashamedly sneering in places and sarcastic... it sounds really nice. Lyrically because it is so direct and personal I can sometimes shrink from doing a vocal on the songs - it's pretty much like standing with no clothes on in front of people. In that way it's quite frightening."

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