Soad New Album Is Happening

At Least Something Good Happened

In the last few days everybody was busy with the election all over the world . Now we have some goods news . If you follow the blog long enough you know that the drummer of the band and the bassist have posted photos of them with Daron Malakian in the studio but there was no sign of Serj Tankian . Now in a new statement the drummer John Dolmayan confirm that there will be a new album . He said :

“Our playing ability is better than it ever has been and we’re trying new things,"We’re not trying to make Toxicity Part II, just because it was by far our biggest album. This needs to be something for a new generation of SOAD fans, so everyone can see we’re not resting on our laurels."

The drummer also shared SOAD has written a whopping 15 songs over the past six months!

“I want everyone on board and feeling good about it, that’s what we’re trying to accomplish right now,”

That's very good news for us metalheads as we wait like crazy for new SOAD album and if I have some more informations I can share share will you I will and as always Thank you for Reading :-)

Metallica:We Will Have Music Videos For Every Of The 12 Song Of Handwired...To Self-Destruct

Lars Urlich Reveal That Every Handwired Song Will Have A Music Video

We already know that the new Metallica album will have the name Handwired...To Self-Destruct . We also know that the new album will have 12 songs and that 3 of  them are on youtube with their own music video Handwired . Moth Into Flame , Atlas.Rise . Now Lars inform us that every one of the 12 songs will have a music video . I don't think that any Metallica fan will ask for something more :-) ! As Lars tells The Straits Times:"We like to stay active on social media. It's fun to do stuff where it instantly shows up all over the world.

"You have to accept the way that the world is spinning. Now that YouTube is the world's biggest television station, we figured we may as well knock a video out for every song."

He adds : "The practicality of shooting 12 music videos is kind of crazy, especially when you're trying to promote your record, and you're all over the place, and trying to make sure it doesn't leak. It's crazy but, at the same time, fun."

At the same time James Hetfield reacts :  "I truly don't give a fuck. I really don't. I've embraced the idiocy of the internet, and the freedom you have to say whatever you want all the time.At some point, you get so desensitised to it that it makes no sense. Just do what you love. How can you go wrong? It always goes back to, 'Why are we doing this? Because we love doing it, and we want to write some music that we like to listen to.' Simple as that. If you like the music, then listen with us."

Also Hetfield explained the lyrical content of Handwired and Moth into Flame :

"Hardwired is so simple, it is not Shakespeare, I know that. But gosh, are humans really doing the right thing? And in the history of time, we're a little blip. And are we gonna be gone? Are we phasing ourselves out with electronics? Are we becoming this? Are we gonna self-destruct because of our egos and all of the stuff that makes humans human?
"That whole sentence 'hardwired to self-destruct' came from a friend of mine that was just throwing it out there as a struggling addict. Is that what it's like for us?

"Is our default just to die? Earlier than we're supposed to. Wreck. Destroy our lives – are we hardwired to self-destruct? And that just caught my ear.

"Moth Into Flame is pretty literal. These days everyone has an obsession with being famous. Being popular. Whether it's your Facebook account or walking around the street, watching someone doing selfies of themselves as they're walking down the street. What are you doing?"

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Judas Priest To Begin Recording New Album Next Year

As Ritchie Faulkner Said In An Interview

Last Week Judas Priest guitarist Richie Faulkner gave an interview on Sweetwaters editorial director Mitch Gallagher . In this interview he talked about the future of Judas Priest (Video Below) . Furthermore he said :

"I just flew straight back out of the U.K., straight to Sweetwater. We've just been in the studio for a couple of months putting songs together. We haven't started the recording process yet, but we're recording demos; we're recording songs that work without the production to save them, if you know what I mean. But the core value… We're putting down some grassroots ideas and fleshing them out for the next PRIEST record. So we're gonna go into the studio to start recording in January. So it should be out sometime next year. But we're not touring next year. So we're gonna be touring, hopefully, in 2018."

He Continued : 

 

"I saw this thing about Stradivarius violins. And you know they've created some of the most beautiful music the world's ever known, but what's happening is people are buying them as an investment and putting them in a bank vault. And the same is starting to happen with vintage guitars, and no one's hearing… When Jimmy Page played the '59 Les Paul, that's not being experienced anymore. So the idea is loosely based around that — getting these guitars out of bank vaults, putting them in a scenario where people can experience them, people can hear them"

Also he said :

"I saw this thing about Stradivarius violins. And you know they've created some of the most beautiful music the world's ever known, but what's happening is people are buying them as an investment and putting them in a bank vault. And the same is starting to happen with vintage guitars, and no one's hearing… When Jimmy Page played the '59 Les Paul, that's not being experienced anymore. So the idea is loosely based around that — getting these guitars out of bank vaults, putting them in a scenario where people can experience them, people can hear them."

"Part of it is, obviously, there are these idyllic instruments that we all listen to, and we all know, when you put on your record player, 'That's a '59,' or, 'That's a '63 Strat,' or whatever. But there's also, right across the gamut, it's all in your fingers. You don't have to have one of these [guitars]. This is what we all grew up on, but you can have an Epiphone, or you can have Brian May's Red Special, it's all in the fingers. So it goes right from these revered instruments right to… You can take something away from it and go and do your own thing on a guitar that you create, if you want, or it cost a couple of hundred bucks, whatever it is. It's not about that, at the end of the day; it's about you and what statement you wanna make on the guitar. And again, it's a coming together of the clan that I'm a part of and why we're all doing this. So it should be an exciting thing."

It seems like we will have a new album on the horizon and future for Judas Priest so it sounds like good news to me 

I would like to thank Sweetwater For the Interview and Thanks For Reading :-)