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Steele told NME that the duo went into a New York studio last month to lay down a series of demos for the followup to their 2008 debut Walking On A Dream.
Littlemore hasn't had much to do with the band since the album was released, choosing instead to concentrate on his involvement with Pnau, and leaving Steele to tour on his own.
Speaking of the reunion, Steele said: "The day before we actually went into the studio was the first time we'd spoken since the Brit Awards last year...the sessions went really well and we're hoping to go into the studio again in September".
Source: NME 
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Empire of the Sun is an Australian electronic music duo that formed in 2008. The duo is composed of Luke Steele of The Sleepy Jackson and Nick Littlemore of Pnau. The two met in 2000 after both being signed to the same record label. Luke and Nick knew that they instantly had a chemistry like no other. However, their commitments to The Sleepy Jackson (Luke Steele) and Pnau (Nick Littlemore) caused...
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