[Machine Translation] The Glaswegian masters, winners of such prestigious awards as the Brit Award and the Iver Novello Award, return with their 10th studio album, "L.A. Times". The album was produced by Tony Hoffer, who has worked with such renowned artists as Yale, Beck, and Phoenix. The album was produced at Fran Healey's own studio on the edge of Skid Row in Los Angeles, which he has called home for the past decade or so. He describes "L.A. Times" as Travis' most personal album since "The Man Who. The limited deluxe edition is packaged on two CDs and includes alternate versions ("stripped") recorded in Dougie Payne's living room in Glasgow and Fran Healey's living room in L.A.