Neil Young and Crazy Horse's next album will be called Psychedelic Pill, reports Rolling Stone.
It will be the second album this year from the group, the last one being Americana, an album of folk standards which came out in June. According to Crazy Horse guitarist Frank "Poncho" Sampedro, Psychedelic Pill will be an electric affair for fans of "Rockin' in the Free World."
Sampedro talked with RS about how the album came together, saying that for the title track, "Ralph [Molina] was on drums and he started this beat on the snare and wouldn't stop for nearly an hour. We stood up and played it and realized it was a great song."
Another song reported to be on the album is "Walk Like A Giant," a lengthy guitar-fueled jam that Young and the band have already been playing on the road.
Psychedelic Pill is slated for release in October.
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