The Charlatans: Guest artists explain why they wanted to feature on band's new album Different Days in short video
Exclusive: Watch artists from Johnny Marr to Ian Rankin (and Tim Burgess) explain why they're on the new record
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Your support makes all the difference.The Charlatans have announced that they will release their new album Different Days on 26 May.
The album, which is the bands' 13th, was self-produced at their studio in Crewe and features contributions from friends including Paul Weller and Johnny Marr to crime writer Ian Rankin.
We're premiering a wonderful video The Charlatans put together featuring the artists who guest-starred on the record - check it out below:
The guests in order of appearance are:
Tim Burgess
Anton Newcombe
Sharon Horgan
Ian Rankin
Kurt Wagner
Johnny Marr
Stephen Morris
Shuri Endo
Different Days follows the band's last LP Modern Nature, which marked their eighth Top 10 on the album chart in 2015, two sold-out UK tours and a surprise slot at Glastonbury Festival.
The album will be available on 12" vinyl, CD, cassette and to download - it's available to pre-order now.
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