Jan 29, 2003 • 1 min read

Grandaddy on new material

Grandaddy are set to release a new album, 'Sumday', in June, with bassist Jim Fairchild describing it as a two-disc record and the band planning further EPs.

Grandaddy will be back in June with a new album called ‘Sumday’. Bassist Jim Fairchild has written about the new album on the band’s website, saying: "Two more songs and the album will be done. It will be mixed and mastered, one hundred per cent final, in February. Looks a lot like a June release for the record, which will most likely be titled 'Sumday'. A short, concise title for an album that contains 13 songs that are largely shorter and more concise than what you might be used to from us. As some of you have heard, it will probably be two discs, but not really in a classic double album sense. It's more like one disc's got the tunes people might like to hear during the party, and the other's got the ones you might want to listen to once everyone's gone, dozing off."

He went on to say that the band’s latest studio sessions have created so many new tracks that a series of EPs is likely in the next couple of year.

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