Following their 2006 Mercury Music Prize-nominated debut Through The Windowpane, Guillemots returned earlier this year with the follow-up, Red. Unlike the first album, which was written by bandleader Fyfe Dangerfield, Red featured contributions from the whole band.
"It was a very different process," says the band's double bassist Aristazabal Hawkes. "We didn't have anything pre-written, we got our own studio together in a converted synagogue and started writing."
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