The Remedy’s Robert Smith thinks the band’s subsequent album shall be their final

The Remedy‘s Robert Smith has mentioned he thinks the band’s subsequent album would be the final one they do.

Earlier this month, Smith teamed up with Chvrches on a brand new single known as ‘How Not To Drown’, the second preview from the Scottish trio’s upcoming fourth album, ‘Display screen Violence’.

Talking in a brand new interview alongside Chvrches lead singer Lauren Mayberry, Smith shared a couple of extra particulars in regards to the long-awaited new album from The Remedy.

“The brand new Remedy stuff may be very emotional,” Smith informed The Sunday Times. “It’s 10 years of life distilled into a few hours of intense stuff.”

He then added: “And I can’t assume we’ll ever do anything. I positively can’t do that once more.”

Smith revealed in the direction of the tip of 2020 that he had spent the 12 months engaged on each The Remedy’s new album – set to be their first since 2008’s ‘4:13 Dream’ – in addition to his personal solo album.

In a latest interview with Zane Lowe, Smith reaffirmed the 2 albums, mentioning that one report is notably darker than the opposite.

Smith additionally informed Lowe that he may have extra updates quickly. “In all probability in about six weeks’ time I’ll have the ability to say when every part’s popping out and what we’re doing subsequent 12 months and every part…We have been doing two albums and one in every of them’s very, very doom and gloom and the opposite one isn’t,” he mentioned.

“They usually’re each very near being accomplished. I simply need to determine who’s going to combine them. That’s actually all I’ve acquired left to do.”

Along with his collaboration with CHVRCHES, over the previous 12 months Smith has additionally teamed up with Gorillaz for the observe ‘Unusual Timez’ and Deftones for a remix of their tune ‘Teenager’.