Embrace have revealed that they plan to split up after their next album, which frontman Danny McNamara is hoping will be the ‘masterpiece’ they’ve always wanted to create. He told BBC6music: "I think our next album will be our last ever album. If we get as far as making it and finishing it, I want it to be a masterpiece and I want to take as long as it takes. We've worked solidly since I was 17 - that's half my life - and I've done nothing except look at the bigger picture. I haven't stopped to smell the flowers along the way at all. I spend all my time cooking and not eating and I just want to spend a bit of time doing that." He added, "I wouldn't want to make music without the band. They are my best friends. They are the reason I have stayed in the business for so long. They are just beautiful people." Enjoy the eating Danny.
11:29 AM | 22/09/2006
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please tell me its not true that they plan to split. i have followed a few bands but this one has been the best and i have only just met danny he is the loveliest bloke you could meet down to earth and just like us even though he has done really well for himself
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