When the label just says 'no!'

Klaxons' label isn't happy with the, er, experimental nature of the group's new album. They shouldn't worry. Being asked to go back to the drawing board can often be the making of a bandJust 18 months after walking away with the Mercury music prize – and the £20,000 cheque – for their 2007 debut Myths of the Near Future, Klaxons have been told to re-record their second album because it's not up to scratch."Yes [we were asked to re-record part of our album], because we've made a ...

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