U.K. rock trio Doves has hit the studio to record its fourth studio album. The as-yet-untitled set will be put to tape on a farm in Manchester, according to the group’s Web site.
“We’ve been in there for a couple of weeks now mainly setting gear up and ironing out our usual technical problems,” the band wrote in a recent posting. “We’ve also bought some great vintage studio gear we’ve always fancied.”
The band is planning to record everything on the farm and produce the record itself. “But knowing us lot, that could all change if we get sick of the smell of cow sh*t on the farm,” the band said.
