Nov 30, 2007 • 1 min read

MBV manager says new album won't be digital only

My Bloody Valentine manager Vinita Joshi says she was misquoted by Billboard, insisting the band's comeback album will not be released as a digital-only release.

My Bloody Valentine manager Vinita Joshi has said she was misquoted when Billboard said that the band planned to release their previously reported comeback album through a primarily online initiative. Joshi says that while the band may well release the album themselves, it will not be a digital only release. Speaking to website Idolator she said: "In the interview with Billboard I stated that the forthcoming MBV album will more than likely be self-released. That does not equate to a digital only release, which the article states. Whilst I understand many bands can self-release via digital shops, that is not the plan. In fact we see digital as a far inferior format and the band would NEVER plan to release an album exclusively in a digital format. I was quite upset to be misquoted when I took the time to talk to the journalist in question".

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