Mar 28, 2003 • 1 min read

Strokes back in studio

The Strokes are recording two new tracks with Nigel Godrich in New York, and their management says there will be no touring until the album is finished.

According to the NME the Strokes are currently in New York recording two new tracks with Radiohead producer Nigel Godrich. The band's management have told the paper that they may continue to work with Godrich on other songs for the forthcoming new album, which is set for a later summer release. The Strokes performed some new tracks at last year's Reading and Leeds festivals – including 'You Talk Way Too Much' , 'The Way It Is', 'I Can't Win' and 'Meet Me In The Bathroom' – all of which are expected to appear on the new album, along with some new stuff. With a heavy schedule of studio commitments the band's management have said there will be no live shows in the next few months: "I can confirm that there will not be any touring until this album is completed - the band needs to have 100% focus in the recording studio."

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