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Queensryche Frontman Says New Album Is A 'Raging Animal'
04/17/2015
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(Prog) Queensryche frontman Todd La Torre has described their next album as a "raging animal." The band are currently in songwriting sessions ahead of recording the follow-up to 2013's self-titled release - their first since splitting with original vocalist Geoff Tate.

La Torre says via Twitter: "New Ryche material sounding really great! I Loved our last record 100%,but this one is DEFINITELY a new raging animal! Pure F'ing Ryche!"

Queensryche launched a Pledgemusic campaign to pay for the recording. The album is expected later this year via Century Media. Read and update about Tate here.

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