August 23rd, 2010 by Jessica Martinez

Klaxons have today released their long-awaited second album, Surfing The Void, and are set to perform an intimate show at Heaven, London this Wednesday, 25th August.

The band spent two years working on their latest offering, after winning the Mercury Music Prize in 2007 for their debut album, Myths Of The Near Future. Klaxons are set for a busy week, as they will be headlining the Radio1/NME stage at Reading and Leeds festival this weekend as well as the London gig.

Klaxons tickets are still available for the band’s Heaven show this week, with prices starting at £28 on ticket exchange websites Viagogo, eBay and Seatwave. All tickets for the event are general admission.