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In an interview with the BBC News website in October 2007, Morrissey said that this next album was already written and ready for a possible Autumn 2008 release. In December, Morrissey signed a deal with [[Decca Records]], which included a ''[[Greatest Hits]]'' album and a newly recorded album to follow in Autumn 2008. | In an interview with the BBC News website in October 2007, Morrissey said that this next album was already written and ready for a possible Autumn 2008 release. In December, Morrissey signed a deal with [[Decca Records]], which included a ''[[Greatest Hits]]'' album and a newly recorded album to follow in Autumn 2008. It was announced in November 2007 that [[Jerry Finn]], the man behind Morrissey's 2004 album ''[[You Are The Quarry]]'', would be producing the new album. | ||
It was announced in November 2007 that [[Jerry Finn]], the man behind Morrissey's 2004 album ''[[You Are The Quarry]]'', would be producing the new album. | |||
Recording for the album commenced in late November and ended in late December 2007 in Los Angeles at Conway Studios. Mixing began in early February 2008. An additional track for the album was recorded in late May according to drummer [[Matt Walker]]. Keyboardist [[Michael Farrell]] left the band prior to the album's completion so Morrissey recruited [[Roger Manning]] to fill in. Manning previously played on Morrissey's 2004 album ''[[You Are The Quarry]]''. | Recording for the album commenced in late November and ended in late December 2007 in Los Angeles at Conway Studios. Mixing began in early February 2008. An additional track for the album was recorded in late May according to drummer [[Matt Walker]]. Keyboardist [[Michael Farrell]] left the band prior to the album's completion so Morrissey recruited [[Roger Manning]] to fill in. Manning previously played on Morrissey's 2004 album ''[[You Are The Quarry]]''. | ||