Aug 15, 2003 • 1 min read

The Vines postpone second album

The Vines have postponed their second album, which bassist Patrick Matthews says will mix Pavement and Van Halen influences, and is being recorded with producer Rob Schnapf.

The Vines have postponed the release their second album - which was expected this year – though they have revealed that, when it does come out, it will sound like a cross between Pavement and Van Halen.

Bassist Patrick Matthews said: "The first record was us going into the studio straight from playing in a garage. With this record, we've been playing a lot of the songs in soundcheck or at gigs for the last year or so. Some of the songs have a bit more of a Pavement feeling, something that never really came across much on the first record. Saying that, it's much heavier now with Hamish [Rosser, drums] and Ryan [Griffiths, guitar] playing, there's much more of a Van Halen influence. At the end of the day, I feel that finally we've made our party metal record."

The band is currently recording at the Bearsville Studios (NY) with producer Rob Schnapf.

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