Work on the new album is progressing steadily. The winter months have always been good when it comes to writing new material and this year has been no different. There's something about the lack of daylight and low temperatures which makes the whole process a little more focused.

In the beginning we used to write track after track, working through each idea one at a time to see where it would lead. Some tracks would quickly develop and reach the 'nearly finished' stage before grinding to an abrupt halt. Other ideas wouldn't last a day before being put aside. The finished songs we completed were the tracks that just naturally came together.

Things are different now. Instead of working one track at a time there are always a bunch of tracks on the go. Songs that develop naturally are no longer in the minority, it's the other way around. If anything it's more the backlog of tracks needing mixed down that are now the problem.

So, heres to the new album, or should i say....albums ?

So it's looking more and more like Medusa will be the last Cinephile single/EP release before we drop a 'proper' album. Yeah, you heard right, we're finally doing an album....and we mean it this time.

We've been meaning to put out an album for the last couple of years but the timing has never been right for one reason or another. We've got a lot of unrecorded material that we've been working through, so much so that an album feels like the answer. So, stay tuned, more news soon....

We've been receiving a lot of messages and e-mails from you in response to the recently posted 'Medusa' promo video. By way of thanks we've got a bit of a treat for you in relation to the video, and the man behind it.

'Medusa' promo director Mike Harry (Concentrate NYC) was kind enough to give up a few minutes of his busy schedule to give an interview to author and journalist Al Chambers. The interview gives a unique director's insight into the background of the 'Medusa' promo and the concept behind it.

You can read the full interview with Mike Harry here.

In the coming months we're going to be offering up some special content exclusively to all of the Cinephile mailing list members.

If you're signed up you can expect to receive audio (acoustic sessions, live performances, and remixes), video (advance promos, reduxes, interviews etc), and details of competitions/giveaways and other goodness.

So, if you haven't done so already why not join the mailing list now ?

We are pleased to announce that the official promo video for the recently released Cinephile single 'Medusa' is now available to view online.

The video was written and directed by Mike Harry (previous credits below) and produced by a small army of good people at Concentrate, NYC.

You can view the promo now in high resolution on the Cinephile channel at either You Tube or Vimeo. Embedding is available, so feel free to add it to your MySpace/Facebook/Twitter/whatever profile. Enjoy the show....

If you were thinking the stick drawing on the 'Medusa' sleeve was just a stick drawing....think again. We're about to bring that drawing to life.

Check out this preview still from the forthcoming 'Medusa' promo:

The brand new Cinephile single 'Medusa' is now available. This is the fifth official release, and is available in both CD and digital download format.

The three track single features both the original mix of the title track and Cinephile's alternative 'Perseus Edit'. The third track, 'Picturebook (Scene Two)', is the follow up to 'The Passing (Scene One)' as featured on the 'Memento' EP release from May 2009. This is not to be missed....

'Medusa' is the first ever Cinephile release to be partnered with an official promo video. The video was written and directed by Mike Harry (previous credits include Go! Team, Flying Lotus, EL-P ft. Trent Reznor, Mates Of State and Rosebuds to name a few) and produced by Concentrate NYC.

We will be unvieling the promo in glorious HD very soon. So, make sure you keep your eyes on the blog for the link....

In the meantime full details of the release can be found in the shop.

Well, it may have taken a while but the new Cinephile website is finally online. We've still got a little bit of the content to add, so be patient.

Oh, and if you find something that doesn't work properly please tell us

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