My Bloody Valentine frontman Kevin Shields says two new albums are on the way, debuts Brian Eno collab 'The Weight of History'
Shoegaze legends My Bloody Valentine have been teasing new music for most of the year now. Frontman Kevin Shields confirmed earlier this year that the band would be rolling out two new EPs, one of which was supposed to arrive by late summer. But summer's gone and nothing happened, and MBV fans are the kinds who take new announcements with a pinch of salt. After all, it did take them a good 22 years to follow up their critically acclaimed 1991 LP 'Loveless' with their 2013 comeback album 'M B V'.
But wait! There's a major plus side to the EPs not arriving so far. Kevin Shields recently revealed a major change of plans - those two EPs are actually now going to be released as two full-length albums, and the first one could be dropping in November.
