The new record has been recorded and mixed, Alan is busy mastering editing and compiling and should have finished masters by the end of this week. The Album is called The New Adventures of Curve and features 7 new songs along with two new re recordings of Superblaster and Recovery both of which are very different from the originals, and a very cool remix from Deepsky...
The New Adventures will be available as a limited edition web release exclusively from MNS. there will only be a small number pressed so be sure to get your order in. We will be setting up a retail release in the coming months so if you miss the web release you will be able to get a copy in the shops both in the UK and US hopefully later this year. The web release should be available in 6 weeks time possibly sooner depending on turnaround times at the pressing plant. onward we go!
http://www.curve.co.uk/news.htm
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