Klaxons singer Jamie Reynolds has said he is confident that fans will like the band’s forthcoming second album.

The record, which has yet to be titled, has been hit by a number of delays in the last 12 months.

But in an interview with the Daily Star, Reynolds said that the follow-up to 2007’s ‘Myths Of The Near Future’ would be worth it.

“Our producer Ross Robinson (Korn, Slipknot) made us into a band,” he said.

“He’s given us total confidence as musicians, both collectively and as individuals.

“Before we were four people who had great ideas knocking about but who didn’t always know how to achieve them.”

Reynolds added that, rather than venture too far away from their debut, their new album was “kind of the same thing but times itself – bigger, fuller”.

The album has yet to be given a release date.

(by Jason Gregory)