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Produced by Mike Crossey (The 1975, Foals, Arctic Monkeys and Twenty One Pilots to name a few) and recorded at Ranch Studios in California, Southend’s Nothing But Thieves are back today to reveal their second album ‘Broken Machine’ via RCA.
The Japanese art of ‘Kintsugi’ is to take something broken and make it more beautiful than before; shards of ceramic put back together with gold-flecked glue, the cracks a proud part of the object. It’s a concept that’s central to Broken Machine, the new album from Nothing But Thieves, whose slow-burning self-titled 2015 debut made them a big deal worldwide– but fractured them too. The album explores the difficulties, strengths and observations the band’s dealt with throughout the time between their debut and now.
First single ‘Amsterdam’ and follow up 'Sorry’ were instantly A-Listed on Radio 1. Ahead of album release the band have been playing sold out shows and festivals across Europe as well as a storming live set at Glastonbury Festival.
