Ordinary Boys singer Preston has admitted that his band�s last album was �the least exciting record ever made�.
The frontman explained that the whole band were �depressed� when making �Brassbound�, which would have most probably sounded the death-knell for the band if it wasn�t for Preston�s starring appearance in Celebrity Big Brother earlier this year.
He confides to The Sun, �Our last album Brassbound was just rushed and unplanned and, well, so depressing. I can�t stand listening to it. We were depressed making it. (It) was a quarter-life crisis. Apart from the single Boys Will Be Boys, Brassbound is the least exciting record ever made.�
However, Preston is more upbeat about his group�s third album �Ten Steps� which draws on his experiences of the showbiz world following his marriage to fellow Big Brother contestant Chantelle.
He explains, �I�m still in that celebrity world and really enjoying it. I have a total fascination for it and the fickleness and ridiculousness of it. But I�m not complaining. The narrative of the album is potentially me - someone who gets seduced by vanity. But I�d say I�ve only achieved three of the ten steps.
�I appreciate the fun I�ve had but I�m happy to go and work in a post office if I have to as I understand the fickleness of fame, take it with a pinch of salt and am just happy to be making music again.�



























