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Last week, an edition of Record Collector<\/em> hit readers doorsteps with the ultimate guide to the Rolling<\/strong> Stones<\/strong>‘ career. Containing a new interview with the son of Keith<\/strong> Richards<\/strong>, Marlon<\/strong> Richards<\/strong>, an actor and film producer, Record Collector <\/em>queried as to what the Rolling<\/strong> Stones<\/strong> may be working on, to which Marlon<\/strong> said, “I guess an album \u2013\u00a0they have enough left over from the last one,” elaborating that he thinks, “they’re doing the follow-up.”<\/p>\n The query comes after Marlon<\/strong> reveals that the Rolling<\/strong> Stones<\/strong> were “in town right now, recording,” to which he added, “They’re in Chiswick [London, England] or somewhere like that; I think they’re nearly done. They still maintain those ridiculous hours: after lunch until, like, two in the morning. I’d rather be somewhere else at that time of night! Unless you’re in it, it’s pretty boring.”<\/p>\n When talking to SiriusXM NPR<\/em> back in 2023 (transcribed by MusicNews<\/em><\/a>), after the release of Hackney Diamonds<\/em>, Keith<\/strong> Richards<\/strong> said that the band have “plenty more” material left over, and that there will always be another record “until [the Rolling<\/strong> Stones<\/strong>] drop.” Richards<\/strong> had just turned 80 when he did that interview, and he’s due to turn 82 in December of this year.<\/p>\n