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LIBERTINES REVEAL ALL ABOUT NEW ALBUM

THE LIBERTINES have confirmed to NME.COM the tracklisting for their hugely anticipated second album.

Simply called ‘The Libertines’, the album will be released on August 30 via Rough Trade Records.

The album will be preceded by a single ‘Can’t Stand Me Now’ on August 9. The single and album were produced by Mick Jones and engineered by Bill Price.

The full tracklisting for the album is:

* ‘Can’t Stand Me Now’
* ‘Last Post On The Bugle’
* ‘Don’t Be Shy’
* ‘The Man Who Would Be King’
* ‘Music When The Lights Go Out’
* ‘Narcissist’
* ‘The Ha Ha Wall’
* ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’
* ‘Campaign Of Hate’
* ‘What Katie Did’
* ‘Tomblands’
* ‘The Saga’
* ‘Road To Ruin’
* ‘What Became Of The Likely Lads’



CLASH guitarist and current LIBERTINES co-producer MICK JONES has declared the forthcoming album "sensational", and has even drawn comparisons between the band and his own legendary outfit.

Jones has been working alongside The Clash and Sex Pistols producer Bill Price with the tempestuous band in a west London studio, and says that the band's frictions are exaggerated.

"[It’s been] Beautiful, and don't let anyone tell you differently," he said to Teletext. "If it was as stupid as people are making out - security guards to stop them fighting and that crap - do you think I'd be mug enough to stick around and put up with it?

"They've grown up. What happened with Pete (Doherty) going to prison was a horrible time, it could have finished any band. They know that, and it's made them realise how much they love each other.

"People say that me and Joe (Strummer) were both the best of friends and the best of rivals." He explained, "I don't agree - we never had time to be rivals!

"Pete and Carl (Barat) have the same fluidity we had. Joe would sit at a typewriter, have a great lyric by the time I'd had a coffee and I'd knock up a tune for it in a few minutes. That's how quickly The Libs do it - low boredom threshold."

When asked about the bands new album Jones also proclaimed "a record as good as this only comes along once in a generation".

"Sensational. I can't believe how good they've got, even since 'Up The Bracket' - and that was a great debut," he explained.

He added: "You had it with The Clash. And now it's The Libertines turn. The lyrics on ‘The Man Who Would Be King’ are as good as any I've heard. Everything that's happened to them in two years is on this record, and a lot has happened to them."