Voila un petit article que j'ai trouver sur les Vines .
Parcontre j'ai essayer de le traduire avec google traduction mais sa ne voulai absolument rien dire =S
Donc je prefere que vous le traduiser vous meme .
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By Kathy McCabeFebruary 18, 2008 12:00amTHE Vines frontman Craig Nicholls sounds as reinvigorated and excited as any musician on the verge of completing an album he is confident will restore his band's standing on the world's charts.It's a big deal to hear a buoyant Nicholls enthuse about the recording of the band's fourth album in Los Angeles.
In the past four years, the Sydney songwriter has weathered overnight international success, a public collapse, been diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome and undergone therapy. He has emerged less fragile and more focused on his greatest passion, music.
Nicholls hopes to finish mixing the untitled album next week and return home to start rehearsing for concerts here and in the US in March.
"I feel happier with where I am in every sense. Doing Vision Valley (the band's third album) was coming out of a haze and thinking 'I play in a band, I am that guy in the band that everyone thinks is just crazy'. I'm just kidding," the singer said from the studio.
"But when you have time and space, you can be anything you want; I am lucky to have the opportunity. I can't believe it."
Nicholls and bandmates Ryan Griffiths, Hamish Rosser and Brad Heald - who joined as bassist 18 months ago - began recording in November with producer Rob Schnapf, who worked with them on their smash hit debut Highly Evolved and its follow-up, Winning Days.
The band have performed sporadically since the release of Vision Valley to minimise the stress to the frontman's condition.
But Nicholls said he wanted to perform more shows to support the release of the fourth album.
"It's really good that people have stuck by us, it's really nice," he said.
"I am so glad we have this album, which I feel is the best we have ever done, to play to them.
"Hopefully the perception (of me) might be altered to someone who is a good singer and songwriter and that this is a good band, something like that. I really don't mind. I don't think that much about what anyone else thinks."
The Vines are set to return to the stage at the Golden Plains festival in Victoria on March 8 and a concert at New York's Bowery Ballroom on March 17 has already sold out.
While release details are yet to be confirmed, The Vines fourth album is believed to be out around late April.
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http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,23230331-5012327,00.html