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Angus and Julia Stone finish new album

7 January 2009
By Lynn Roberts

Angus and Julia Stone have revealed that their new album is almost complete. 

Speaking in a radio interview with BBC 6Music the brother and sister duo said they had nearly finished working on the album, which they had been recording at Sawmills studio in Cornwall. 

For the follow-up to 2007′s A Book Like This, which was produced by Travis frontman Fran Healey, the pair plan to tackle production themselves. Julia said: “The first record was put together in maybe two weeks. This time we’re taking our time a bit more and thinking more about it.”

She added: “I think it will have a clearer sound to it, maybe not as raw as A Book Like This.”

Words: Lynn Roberts

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