"InMe � Change of Direction
InMe have said to expect �an older, more mature side� from their second album when it appears next year. Frontman Dave McPherson explains: �A lot of bands say tat their next album is a big step forward, but being on tour and growing up together over the past couple of years means we�ve learnt to create better music�. He adds that, as much as debut �Overgrown Eden� surpassed expectations, the new album will be a lot more focused. �Not to disrespect the first album, but sometimes the anger is just directionless emotion� he continues. �This time the songs are more about emotions in particular situations � relationships, friends and stuff like that. I�m not going to deny I was a bit frustrated on �Overgrown Eden� � I think we still are - we�re just more sure of what we�re angry at now. But we�re not trying to shake anything off. We�re going to make something that�s still InMe but from a fresh perspective.� The band will spend November recording demos before settling on a producer. Current working titles for songs include �Faster The Chase�, �Just A Glimpse�, �This Town� and �Beyond�. The album, meanwhile is tentatively titled �Sansarin�, a Buddhist term for �looking beyond day to day issues towards the bigger picture� that was inspired by bassist Joe Morgan�s growing interest in the subject. �We formed in 1996 and some of the songs on Overgrown Eden date back that far, so this time around it�s a totally different way of writing an album,� continues Dave, who recently turned 21. �It�s about capturing us now rather than capturing the teenage years. �Overgrown Eden� was a good reflection of growing up and feeling isolated and confused. But we have a lot more confidence as people know so there�s more hope in these songs. We�re very proud of �Overgrown Eden� but we want to beat it.�
Source: Rock Sound" |
