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The Florence and the Machine singer said that the LP will be recorded in the same studio and will return to the "banging pots and pots" sound of her debut Lungs.
She told Bang Showbiz: "We've not got pimped out or anything like that. I don't like big studios, so I'm just going to go back into the little place in Crystal Palace with Izzy Summers, who I worked on the first album with.
"We'll just go back to banging pots and pans, nothing's really changed. We like to start very basic and stripped back."
Asked about her upcoming performance at this weekend's V Festival, she said: "I don't really plan sets. We played two new songs at Glastonbury, so we'll probably include them."
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