Alice In Chains' New Album Reportedly Done
.
(Gibson) Since November, grunge and hard rock veterans Alice in Chains have been steadily announcing more live dates for the coming year. So far, they've announced a spring tour of the US, followed by run of dates in June-July 2018 across Europe. Of course, it's more than likely that the tour will coincide with a new album, the follow-up to 2013's The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here. So, is the album ready? Digging a little deeper, it looks like there might have been a clue a few weeks ago. In mid-Jan, producer Nick Raskulinecz (Ghost, Deftones, Korn, Rise Against) posted a picture of an instrument flight case with the Alice In Chains name on it, stating "1 more day with AIC!!! Wrapping up record #3! I think this is the best one we've made so far!" He also posted a couple more pictures from the sessions, of a recording console and, funnily enough, a shot of a WWE telecast on the studio TV. Interestingly, the images he posted were from Henson Recording Studios in Los Angeles, while guitarist Jerry Cantrell had mentioned that the band were set to record the album in Seattle's Studio X. Perhaps they were simply adding finishing touches in L.A? According to Loudwire, Cantrell, when speaking about the new album last year, had said that Alice In Chains would remain true to their sound, saying, "This is what we do. At this age, I can't really do much else. So we do us, and we're lucky enough to be able to have the opportunity to still be doing it and making good music and having a good time." here. Gibson.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
Copyright Gibson.com - Excerpted here with permission. |
Get To Know... Hippies and Cowboys
Travel News, Trips and Tips: More Road Trip Essentials
Sites and Sounds: Mutants Fest Coming to North Little Rock
Caught In The Act: Judas Priest Rocks Chicagoland
Root 66: New Riders of the Purple Sage- Gene Clark- More
Official Becoming Led Zeppelin Documentary Acquired For Theatrical Release
Head Automatica Returns With First New Song Since 2006
Aerosmith's Steven Tyler Jams 'Mama Kin' With The Black Crowes
Serj Tankian Goes Back to System Of A Down Archives For 'A.F. Day'
Neil Young with Crazy Horse Going Back To 'Early Daze'
The Allman Betts Band Launch King Crawler Tour
Arctic Monkeys' Matt Helders Reacts To Landing On 100 Best Album List
Wage War Deliver 'Tombstone' Visualizer