Eros (album)
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Eros | |||||
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Studio album by Deftones | |||||
Recorded | April 2008 | ||||
Label | Warner Bros. Records | ||||
Producer | Terry Date | ||||
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Eros is the forthcoming sixth studio album by American alternative metal band Deftones, set to be released in late 2008.[1]
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Deftones have been writing the album since Fall 2007. Chino has described the album as weird, unorthodox, featuring a lot of atmosphere and soundscaping, and having "fuck you, I hope you die!" style aggression. He has also stated that he won't be contributing on guitar, instead to focus on his vocals, and will leave guitar duties entirely to Stephen and Chi Cheng. Stephen will be utilizing his signature eight string guitar with ESP, the Stef B-8. They will start recording the album on April 14th. Terry Date will produce and it's the first time that the band working with him since their 2003 self-titled album.
Moreno stated that this album would be more up-tempo (as far as the drumming), going on to say that the past couple of albums have been more mid-tempo; that Abe Cunningham has been playing faster. He also referred to the album as being "snappy". Moreno stated in an interview that the process for this album would be more raw and simplified after dissatisfaction with the long and "pieced-together" experience of recording Saturday Night Wrist.[2]
In a recent article in Kerrang! magazine, Chino stated: "The songs are definitely weird, which is a breath of fresh air to me. I haven't been playing guitar on these new songs so Steph [Carpenter] has taken up the helm and that's worked out really well. He's been very creative has been writing very weird, melodic stuff. That's great because I want the album to be as weird as we can possibly make it without completely alienating people. If I had to compare it to any of our records, then I think it probably reminds me of White Pony the most. There's a lot of atmosphere and a lot of soundscaping. I couldn't feel better about it at the moment. In fact, I'd say that our working relationship is better than it's ever been before. As a result, everything has improved, our friendships and our lives. We're all really happy now. Over the last few years, a lot of the band members have had a few problems–divorces, money problems, life–and it has just been an unhappy time. We've all come out of that now. I hate to talk like its all rainbows and sunshine over here, but it is!...Having rediscovered our friendships, everything became worthwhile again. Every day just gets better and better now."[3]
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- ^ "Chino and Co Embrace the 'Sunshine and Rainbows'..." Kerrang!, issue 1191, January 5, 2008. pp. 46–47.
- ^ Graff, Gary (May 23, 2007). Deftones Get Busy On New CD, Moreno Revives Team Sleep. Billboard.com. Retrieved on 2007-12-12.
- ^ Kerrang (January 9, 2008). "What To Look Forward To In 2008". Kerrang.com. Retrieved on 2008-01-09.
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