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"MGMT frontman Andrew VanWyngarden has voiced concerns over how fans will receive their new album. The Brooklyn duo&amp;#039;s second LP Congratulations - due out on April 12 - has divided critics and fans alike since leaking online last month. Having previously declared that their sophomore full-length album contains &amp;quot;no singles&amp;quot;, the group now appear to be worried over the response to the record. Ben Goldwasser told New York magazine: &amp;quot;If we tried to recreate our last album and someone didn&amp;#039;t like it, I think it would have been really difficult to look them in the eye and tell them we really believed in the album. But now, if someone tells us that it sucks, we don&amp;#039;t give a s**t.&amp;quot; However, bandmate VanWyngarden added: &amp;quot;But if this doesn&amp;#039;t work, if this isn&amp;#039;t what people want to hear, then I&amp;#039;m not sure what we&amp;#039;ll do next.&amp;quot; The record&amp;#039;s producer Sonic Boom drew further doubts over Goldwasser&amp;#039;s bullishness, saying: &amp;quot;Nobody really knows how the album is going to be received. But one thing I do know is that if they can&amp;#039;t do things their way, they will give it all up tomorrow and walk away\u00E2\u20AC\u00A6 But they care deeply. I can promise you that.  &amp;quot;They will tell you until they&amp;#039;re blue in the face that they don&amp;#039;t care about how the album is received, but I know for a fact they do.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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