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 Two new Coldplay interviews have aired today in the UK, the first one on BBC Radio 2 with Dermot O'Leary and the second on BBC6 Music. During the second one Chris Martin confirmed details of future Coldplay releases to a well respected Steve Lamacq.An EP entitled 'Prospekt's March' will be released on 26th December 2008 and the band will then wrap up the decade with a full length release in December 2009. Both releases have no further details as yet. We reported a month ago here at Coldplaying.com that the band had finished working on some songs that will be released in EP format sometime in March next year, so it appears that this EP has been brought forward by three months. It also appears that the news we reported back on June 2nd about a new album release in 2009 is correct. Listen to: Dermot O'Leary interview [Thanks Cris_Santos] Listen to: Steve Lamacq interview [Thanks Cris_Santos] More discussion on the exclusive news about the new releases from the Steve Lamacq interview here onwards (if you liked Chris's hair here's a warning: he's shaved his head). |
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