My Bloody Valentine

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Kevin Shields has been chatting new music again.

The band played their first shows in five years across the weekend.

The headline run is the band's first for nearly half a decade.

The new additions join the likes of The xx, Gorillaz and alt-J in Spain this July.

In a new interview, he’s revealed some details about the follow-up to ‘m b v’.

“Oh, we one hundred percent will", he told Pitchfork.

Other new additions to the Scottish line-up include FIDLAR, Trash Talk and The Virginmarys.

This gig feels both oddly intimate and vastly impersonal at the same time.

20 years on and a house full of chinchillas later; we still need to talk about Kevin.

Bilinda's and Kevin's vocals are never particularly prominent in the mix but they are pretty much inaudible for the majority of the evening.

Twenty-one years after their last record, Kevin Shield's band claim the follow up is finally ready.

The band have confirmed a fourth show for their short run in March.

The band are planning to play in Glasgow, Manchester and London next March.

The event takes place in February next year, curated by ATP and The Drones.

My Bloody Valentine recently released reissues of 'Isn’t Anything, Loveless and EP’s 1988 – 1991'.

Listen to the full stream of MBV's remastered versions of 'Loveless'.

The three albums will be available this May.