The band’s long-awaited new album was recorded in Rockfield in Wales and at their Massive Mushroom house in Middlewich, Cheshire
The Charlatans are set to launch their new album on October 31.
The British rock band have confirmed that We Are Love, their 14th studio album, can be launched later this 12 months, with the title observe being billed as an announcement of intent for his or her new period.
Frontman Tim Burgess has likened the only to an “open prime automobile experience within the credit of your favorite film driving alongside the coast to someplace wonderful”.
The band’s long-awaited new album was recorded in Rockfield in Wales and at their Massive Mushroom house in Middlewich, Cheshire. Tim has revealed that hauntology and psychogeography had been two of the largest inspirations behind the brand new file.
He shared: “The entire thought of hauntology and psychogeography is represented by us going again to Rockfield, the place a lot historical past has occurred for The Charlatans.”
We Are Love is the band’s first new album since 2017’s Completely different Days, and Tim, 58, relished the expertise of returning to Rockfield after so a few years away.
He stated: “That was necessary as a means of honouring each member who’s performed within the band. So we’re honouring ourselves, our previous, feeling that vitality and reincarnating it, doing one thing contemporary, model new.”
The Charlatans have additionally introduced plans for a UK tour in December, after they’ll play headline exhibits in Leeds, Stoke, Tub, London, Manchester and Glasgow. Tickets for the upcoming tour are set to go on normal sale on Friday (18.07.25).
The Charlatans have been engaged on their new album “for a number of years” and Tim has admitted that the title observe “actually caught out”.
Chatting with NME, Tim defined: “It is humorous how this stuff work out. It was an early tune – we have been writing the album for a number of years – and we recorded six, after which this one actually caught out. We form of left the opposite 5 alone and continued on this path.
“It was a superb beacon of one thing that we had been looking for – one thing that felt new, one thing that felt very plausible to us.”
