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Tom Delonge Plans Major Project 'Sekret Machines'

02/05/2016
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(Radio.com) Former Blink-182 guitarist and current Angels & Airwaves guitarist and lead vocalist Tom DeLonge announced a massive new project this week that spans creative mediums.

Called Sekret Machines, the transmedia series will feature new music from Angels & Airwaves, fiction and non-fiction books, as well as a documentary. Everything officially kicks off on April 5th with the release of a 704-page hardcover novel, Sekret Machines Book 1: Chasing Shadows, the first in a trilogy that DeLonge co-wrote with author A.J. Hartley.

Discussing the book's subject matter, DeLonge said in the press release, "I wanted to tackle the subject of Unidentified Aerial Phenomena because it seems so unbelievable."

He continued, "This was the one topic that could tackle religion, cosmology, science, history, politics, secrecy and more. After taking over a year to meet, prove myself and acquire 8 elite advisors--each of whom has held the highest positions within the military, scientific and executive branch offices--this story contains true information from a secret historical record, some of which has NEVER been heard until now." Read more here.

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