ANDREW W.K.: New Album Update

January 11, 2005

The following update has been posted on ANDREW W.K.'s official web site:

"The recording sessions for the third album are going well. With the completion of track after track of new music, it's become more than clear that the album is already exceeding itself. At the time of this update, it's unclear when the final version of the album will be released, but the production is well underway. Due to the nature of the recording process, it's difficult to estimate an exact release time-frame. The manner in which the music is produced only permits movement at a speed (of great intensity, and that speed can always intensify). We savor the moments of patience as much as pressing acceleration. A song that forces surrender into the depths of no-weight. By no means are we holding back — WE ARE REFINING AND FORMING A HIGH REALITY."

ANDREW W.K. released his sophomore album, "The Wolf", in September 2003. "The Wolf" was W.K.'s second full-length for Island Records and was the follow-up to his 2001 major-label debut, "I Get Wet".

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