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Matilda release details, article needs some editing for album #2.
"'Matilda' is the eleven track, fifty minute follow-up to 2007’s eponymous debut. Working with Bjork producer/programmer Damian Taylor, 'Matilda' ties together classic songwriting with rhythmic drive, slatherings of sub-bass and enough electronic interference to satisfy the most anal of glitch-nerds.
'Matilda' will be released on 21st February (EU) / 1st March (NA) on 2LP/2CD/Download, featuring the album and a bonus disc of Instrumentals. An 'Extended' digital version of the album, containing both the Instrumentals and a bonus track 'Matilda', can be pre-ordered now on iTunes, whilst early LP & CD pre-orders at the Ninjashop will receive a free 'Assassinations' remix CD."
Played HMV NEXT BIG THING festival in february 2011, followed by a small european tour in 2011 (Holland, Swits, Italy, France, UK)H14 (talk) 09:36, 19 February 2011 (UTC)[reply]
