Aaron Dessner has said that the follow-up to this year’s National album Trouble Will Find Me will be “raw” and “simple”.

Speaking to NME, Dessner explained that the band would like their seventh album to be a reaction to their very “detailed” 2012 LP. “We’re actually thinking for the next album we make a very raw, un-produced simple record, that nobody will like!” he said.

He added that song offcuts from the Trouble Will Find Me sessions, of which there are around 10, might end up on a new album. “We’ve talked about it,” said Dessner when asked about when they’ll start working on their next LP. “I’m sure that once we’ve done touring we’ll take at least a year away from the band, but I think that we’re also excited about an idea – like, everyone seems interested in making an album a different way. It might mean a more louder, more live record that is less produced and more, just like, raw and shredding.”

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