News - 24/01/2012

Neil Young is recording with Crazy Horse

Neil Young is recording with Crazy Horse

According to the Neil Young fan site Thrasher’s Wheat, Young is in a studio recording a new album with Crazy Horse. They haven't played together since 2004, but Thrasher’s Wheat reports that the acclaimed rocker announced the project over the weekend during Park City, Utah’s Slamdance Film Festival, where he was out supporting the Jonathan Demme-directed film "Journeys".
Since then, both Rolling Stone and Crazy Horse drummer Ralph Molina (via Facebook) have confirmed the news.

Young is said to have hinted at two Crazy Horse albums in development, one that’s finished and another currently in the works.
According to a Rolling Stone interview, which dates back to 2008, Young discussed a Crazy Horse LP recorded in 2000 that he eventually shelved. Titled "Toast", the record, according to Young, was “really dark” and featured “everything that the best Crazy Horse albums have had”. So, essentially, Young could be releasing this album, while also working with the band again on a new one. No confirmation on these details just yet...



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