Oct 16, 2006 • 1 min read

Hammond Jr on more Strokes and more solo work

Albert Hammond Jr has told the NME he plans another solo album, though not songs for the next Strokes record, and confirmed the band will start work on a new album in the New Year.

Albert Hammand Jr has told the NME that there will definitely be a follow up to his current solo album 'Yours To Keep'. Sort of. The music mag quote the Strokes man as saying: "I'm definitely planning on writing and making another [solo album]. But if no one wants to hear my songs, I can't really make a record".

Asked if he would be writing songs for the next Strokes album, he said: "I don't think so, because I probably want to keep them for my second record!" He did confirm, however, that he planned to join his bandmates to start work on a new Strokes album in the New Year.

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