“If anything at all, I see some tracks from it coming out in some form or another,” Abe told Irish website Overdrive. However, in 2017 drummer Abe Cunningham seemed more optimistic that Chi’s final recordings could see the light of day. If the record were finished and we were just sitting on it, we probably would have put it out by now, maybe even given it away, just so that people can hear it, but it would take a lot more work to get it done.” Once Chi had his accident, everything came to a halt with the Eros sessions, so the idea of going back to that batch of songs, finishing them and have Sergio learn Chi’s parts just hasn’t felt like something that we’re interested in doing. I had faith it was going to come together and be great in the end, but we never got to that point. Some of the music was lacking a little bit. “Musically it’s probably 75-80% done and lyrically it was about halfway there, but honestly, I wasn’t too happy with the material we had.
In an interview with The Independent in 2016, Chino was still unresolved on the matter. Though it was taken down by the band’s label, it’s the only tantalising glimpse of an album that the band have been asked been questioned about ad nauseam in the years since, but are understandably apprehensive about revealing to the world.
To mark the one-year anniversary of Chi’s passing, Chino uploaded a song, Smile, to YouTube.
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