2007 looks to be a very good year for Super Furry Animals fans. According to Gigwise, the wacky Welshmen have not only recently completed their still-untitled new album, but are also devising a master plan to release a flurry of Furry in the coming year. Gigwise quotes a new interview SFA frontman Gruff Rhys gave to NME:

"We just finished mixing the new record, but we're working on about three different Furries records at the moment. We've got so much music, which we'll put out gradually."

Rhys's second solo album, Candylion, is set to come out January 8. In-depth discussion of the new material after the jump.

"We've got about twenty hours worth of music recorded. The next record's a bit of a racket. By the end of the last tour we had dumped all the slow songs are were just doing rocky numbers.

''"At that point we were rehearsing a batch of new songs and that influenced their direction -- they're pretty energetic and extreme. It's very melodic, and there are a couple of mellow tunes too."

"At the moment, we're just trying to make sense of what we've mixed and we're having a period of reflection that we always have after finishing things. We're not in a mad rush, but the sooner the better I suppose."