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 13 October 2008 08:39 BST

Hard-Fi release details of new album

Saturday, 14 Jul 2007 16:33
Hard-Fi release their new album on September 3rd
Hard-Fi have announced details of their new album, Once Upon A Time in the West, to be released on September 3rd.

The follow-up to the smash hit Stars of CCTV will boast 11 new tracks including new single Suburban Knights.

Also featured is the song Help Me Please which was included on the Warchild benefit album Help.

Hard-Fi will embark on a series of intimate sold-out shows at the end of the month to premiere their new material.

A number of new songs were played at their surprise Glastonbury appearance last month in support of the Love Music Hate Racism charity which the group have supported throughout the career.

The Staines band achieved widespread acclaim and huge commercial success with their first album.

It included the singles Cash Machine, Living for the Weekend, Better Do Better, Hard to Beat and Tied up to Tight.

They also performed five sold-out nights at London's Brixton Academy with special appearances from former Clash guitarist Mick Jones and Hard-Fi favourite Billy Bragg.

The full album tracklisting.

Surburban Knights
I Shall Overcome
Tonight
Watch Me Fall Apart
I Close My Eyes
Television
Help Me Please
Can't Get Along
We Need Love
Little Angel
The KingEnd of story


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