Paul Weller has ditched the acoustic guitars for his latest album ‘Saturns Pattern’. <br /><br /> It’s the 12th studio album by the legendary British musician, best known as the frontman of iconic rock band The Jam.<br /><br /> He says the recording process began in earnest when he headed into the studio, ditching a batch of pre-written tracks on the way: “I knew what I didn’t want to make but I didn’t know what we should be making. <br /><br /> “I just wanted to hear something fresh, something new and I had no idea what that would be. So, you know, like most albums really, once you get two, three, four songs under your belt, it starts to take a life of its own and it seems to take a form and then it’s up-and-running, you know.” <br /><br /> With the help of bandmates Steve Cradock and Andy Lewis, and members of psychedelic jazz band Syd Arthur, Weller found the sound he was looking for: “I didn’t want to have an album of more traditional arrangements and acoustic guitars which these other six or seven songs I’d written bef
