After launching his record label False Idols, Tricky has been recording tons of material, with his 2013 LP, also titled “False Idols”, finding the Bristol-born artist freely returning to his dark electronic signature. He is back with a new record scheduled for 2014, naming the album “Adrian Thaws”. Tricky has shared one of the tracks taken from the new work which features long time collaborator Francesca Belmonte. “Nicotine Love” finds Tricky delving more into a dance oriented sound while keeping traces of the darkness that has captivated fans for over two decades. In his press statement Tricky wrote, “I’ve only heard my music a few times in a club but I grew up in clubs from when I was 14: blues parties, hip hop clubs, a few raves. I’m not known for doing club music but this album has some club tracks on it — well, what I would consider club music.” “Adrian Thaws” is out September 8th.