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Today's Best New Rock
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ADD February 5, 2012
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Garbage has announced that their fifth studio album, "Not Your Kind Of People", will be released on May 15 via the band's own label, STUNVOLUME.
Tenacious D have announced their third album, "Rize Of The Fenix", set for release in May. The Rock-comedy duo of Jack Black and Kyle Gass' last release was the soundtrack to their 2006 film "Tenacious D In The Pick Of Destiny".
Dragonforce is set to return with "The Power Within", their fifth studio album and the first with new singer Marc Hudson. It will be released on April 17 by Roadrunner Records.
The Cult has finished recording their first new album in five years, "Choice Of Weapon" and it is set for a May 22 release on the band's new label, Cooking Vinyl.
Lenny Kravitz tells Billboard that he is almost done his follow-up to 2011's "Black And White America". Kravitz says he was working on this new album, titled "Negrophilia", but put it aside to record "Black And White America". He adds the next record is “very funky” and “a very raw, jagged-edge album”.
Creed and Alter Bridge guitarist Mark Tremonti has announced that his forthcoming solo album will be titled "All I Was" and arrive in the spring of 2012.
Norah Jones will release a new album entitled "Little Broken Hearts", a collaboration with producer and musician Danger Mouse. The disc does not have an exact release date, but it will be out this spring via Blue Note/EMI.
Garbage has launched their our record label called STUNVOLUME and the band will self-release a new album this spring. STUNVOLUME will be distributed by Fontana in the United States. “We have been in the studio putting the finishing touches on our fifth studio album”, the band said in a statement.
Despite the announcement of the reunion of At The Drive-In, The Mars Volta will release a new record this year. The 13-track set is titled "Noctourniquet" and will be out on March 27 via Warner Bros. Records.
After Black Sabbath announced that guitar legend Tony Iommi has been diagnosed with the early stages of lymphoma, Iommi posted a statement on his official website to thank fans for their support. The group has been writing and recording a new album in Los Angeles with producer Rick Rubin, but now they have moved operations to the U.K. so they can continue to work with Iommi as he gets medical attention.
Eve 6 will release "Speak In Code", their long-awaited fourth studio album, on April 24. This is their first record since 2003's "It's All In Your Head".
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