Nuevo disco para el año que viene...
“I’d say probably late spring or early summer 2010,” explains guitarist Pepper Keenan, while he’s lounging around backstage. A report in Ultimate Guitar last year that six songs for the new album are already recorded is wide of the mark.
“We have six songs left over from the last session. Whether we use them for the album or not, we don’t know,” says one of the nicest drummers thrashing the skins in heavy metal today, Jimmy Bower. “Probably not, maybe some parts.”So, what’s it going to sound like?
“I think we’re going backwards. It’ll be like the first record,” says Pepper. “The last two records have been pretty grandiose with a lot of parts and bigger things. This time we’re going to go back and have some fun. Two guitar tracks, keep it nice and dry, and focus on simple song writing like the first album, which still works so well.”
Jimmy describes it more succinctly: “Go for the throat dude.”
si esto fuera facebook le daría a "esto me gusta".
pero como estas en subnoise, tienes q decir:
QGN!
pero como estas en subnoise, tienes q decir:
QGN!
QGN? Qogonudo?
QGN!!!
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me acabo d dar cuenta k puse otro post sobre lo mismo...
Rex Brown sobre el nuevo disco de Down:
"We have a bunch of stuff left over from the last record. What we wanna do is just go back to a bare-bones approach — get back to good old riffs, and that's the way we're gonna approach this record.
"I think right now heavy riffs are fuckin' in. And it's not that we're following any trend or anything. We went as far as we possibly could with the last record — I mean, that thing was a monster — but we don't wanna go through that period again of taking a year to put it together. For what it was, it was a great record — [it] still is, and always will be. We went really raw on the second one, and then the third one, we really wanted to delve into all kinds of different stuff."
"I'll just put it this way: Phil and I have a bunch of ideas that are recorded on tape. And he has three with the band that I played on or Kirk [Windstein, DOWN guitarist] might have played on. So there's like three heavy ones and like... I write a bunch of stuf on acoustic, but that's not gonna happen on this record. We can do that at a different time, and it'll still stand the test of time, I promise you that."
"We can go knock out a record in 15 days or 30 days, or we can... We've just gotta make it right. That's all I can say. I'm not gonna give you a date, I'm not gonna give you a time period or anything. When it comes out, it'll be bad-ass."