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Vinyl, 10", Limited Edition, Etched B-Side

Graffiti on the Train is the upcoming eighth studio album by Stereophonics. The artwork was taken from an oil painting by Stephen Goddard. the 10-track LP will be released through the band's own Stylus Records. A new single called 'Indian Summer' will precede the album. The album will also include 'In A Moment', a track the band gave away as a free download back in November 2012. Scroll down and click 'play' to watch the video. The album was written by Kelly Jones and produced by the frontman and Jim Lowe, who has now worked on every Stereophonics LP since 2005's 'Language. Sex. Violence. Other?'. Bond composer David Arnold also collaborated with the band, providing string arrangements for several tracks. Discussing the creative process behind the album, Jones said: "I found myself walking into a studio with 40 unfinished ideas, rather than 10 finished ones. And by doing that the songs became way more unpredictable… the band and everyone involved had a good time doing it because we knew we were doing something we hadn't done before. Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/stereophonics/68056#z3scKxl6THaUsEUo.99 2 × CD, Album, Special Edition

Graffiti on the Train is the upcoming eighth studio album by Stereophonics. The artwork was taken from an oil painting by Stephen Goddard. the 10-track LP will be released through the band's own Stylus Records. A new single called 'Indian Summer' will precede the album. The album will also include 'In A Moment', a track the band gave away as a free download back in November 2012. Scroll down and click 'play' to watch the video. The album was written by Kelly Jones and produced by the frontman and Jim Lowe, who has now worked on every Stereophonics LP since 2005's 'Language. Sex. Violence. Other?'. Bond composer David Arnold also collaborated with the band, providing string arrangements for several tracks. Discussing the creative process behind the album, Jones said: "I found myself walking into a studio with 40 unfinished ideas, rather than 10 finished ones. And by doing that the songs became way more unpredictable… the band and everyone involved had a good time doing it because we knew we were doing something we hadn't done before. Read more at http://www.nme.com/news/stereophonics/68056#z3scKxl6THaUsEUo.99 CD, Album

Vinyl, LP, Album