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Friendly Fires: 'Pala will upset *NSYNC fans' - Video
Published Tuesday, May 17 2011, 12:04 BST | By Lewis Corner and Robert Copsey | 1 comment
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The St. Albans trio released their second studio album Pala on Monday and have previously spoken about some of the material's more "poppy" inspiration, which included comparisons to *NSYNC and Backstreet Boys.
Speaking to Digital Spy ahead of their set at Radio 1's Big Weekend, band members Jack Savidge and Edd Gibson admitted that they were feeling good about the new album's release, describing the buildup as "really exciting".
The group also explained that only certain tracks on the record evoke a '90s boyband sound, joking that "hardcore *NSYNC" fans would be disappointed if they thought they were going to get a purely pop-inspired experience.
> Read our review of Friendly Fires' new album Pala
Watch our exclusive interview with Friendly Fires' Jack Savidge and Edd Gibson below:
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