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The band – with the release of The Blinding five-track EP on Parlophone – is also at the centre of a bidding war between record labels itching to sign them up.
The word should be with the world any day.
The imminent big record deal signing was even mentioned at Pete’s latest court appearance where he was fined and given a four-month driving ban. Since then, the death of an actor at a party Pete attended the night before the court case has found him on the front page of the tabloids again.
But what about the music – and the future of Babyshambles?
“It’s all at a delicate stage, but we’ve just got to hold it together,” said Adam. “The idea is to do a UK tour – have Christmas with our families – and then go away for two or three months and do the next album. Some of it’s written.
“It’s now or never to get the music recognised, cos Down In Albion wasn’t picked up on as much as it could have been.”
