It’s been a bit quiet around here recently, hasn’t it?

The reason for that is that I have spent most of the last year locked away in various studios writing and recording a new album.

But, after a long time keeping the new songs to myself, I’m pleased to say that you can now hear the first single from the new album exclusively at This Is Fake DIY

To listen, click here

I’ve put every last ounce of energy into making the new record as good as I possibly can, so I hope you enjoy this first taste of what’s to come.

- Fogg

Mr Fogg is currently in Reykjavik for the third time this year, putting the finishing touches to his new album.

To see photo’s of what he was up to on previous trips,  head over to Facebook.com/MrFogg by clicking here.

Two new behind-the-scenes videos have been released on Mr Fogg’s Facebook page,  with footage of Mr Fogg working on the Moving Parts video with Tony Kaye, and shooting the Answerphone video in Trafalgar Square.

To watch the videos, just click here, or head over to facebook.com/mrfogg and click on “Facebook Exclusive“.

RCRD LBL have an exclusive free download of an acoustic version of Moving Parts. To get your mp3, click here, or on the image below.

The new video for Moving Parts has now been released on Youtube. Watch it below:

The new video collaboration between Mr Fogg and Tony Kaye (director of American History X) has been released as an exclusive on NME.com.

To watch the video, click here, or on the image below.

Mr Fogg has contributed an exclusive acoustic version of Quicksand to a charity compilation, released today, in aid of the victims of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

The album has been put together by Japanese record label Thistime Records and also includes 26 other tracks donated by artists from Japan and around the world.

The album is available from http://thistimerecords.bandcamp.com or iTunes Japan, and costs $12 for the album or $1.50 per individual track, with 100% of profits going to the Japanese Red Cross. The money will go towards helping the victims of last month’s earthquake, tsuami and nuclear disaster.