...ARCHIVE 2008...
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Velvet Revolver and frontman Scott Weiland have officially parted
ways, according to a statement from founding members Slash, Duff McKagan,
Matt Sorum and Dave Kushner, as Weiland gears up for the Stone Temple
Pilots reunion tour.
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Saliva have begun work on the follow-up to last years "Blood
Stained Love Story"; the release of the band's upcoming album
is expected in October.
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Steely Dan principal Walter Becker's first solo album in 14 years,
"Circus Money", is on target for a late May / early June
release via his own 5 Over 12 imprint / Mailboat.
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The new Shinedown album, "Sound Of Madness", is scheduled
to be in stores on June 24.
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Elvis Costello will release his new album, "Momofuku",
on April 22 via Lost Highway; the album will only be available at
retail on vinyl and the digital download information will be packaged
with the record.
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After reuniting with Paul Rodgers on vocals, Queen will release a
new album for the first time in over a decade. Rolling Stone reports
the band is aiming to release the record on September 1.
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ZZ TOP is currently in a Dallas studio, preparing a new series of
sessions of new material for the band's first studio set since 2003's
"Mescalero".
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Senses Fail will hit the studio in April to begin work on their new
studio album; a September release is planned.
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Coldplay has titled their fourth studio album "Viva La Vida"
and set a June 17 release date for the record.
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Warrant have announced that they are currently working on new ideas
and plan to release a new album by the end of the year.
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Journey's new studio album, entitled "Revelation", will
be released in June exclusively via Wal-Mart stores. The CD will be
released in a package set that will include a live DVD filmed on March
8, 2008 in Las Vegas.
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As fans around the world await a follow up to 2003's "St. Anger",
Metallica is eyeing September as the release date for their new opus.
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The Dandy Warhols have partnered with World's Fair Group to launch
their own label, Beat The World. A new album is expected out this
year. The group was previously signed to Capitol.
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Disturbed's new album, "Indestructible", will hit stores
on June 3.
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The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus have hit the studio to begin work on the
follow-up to the band's 2006 debut "Don't You Fake It".
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As usual, Dave Matthews Band will set out on a summer tour. The group
will be promoting their upcoming, as-yet-untitled album, which is
the follow-up to 2005's "Stand Up". Guitarist Tim Reynolds
is playing on this record, marking his first recording with the band
since 1998's "Before These Crowded Streets".
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Black Stone Cherry have hit the studio to record their sophomore
effort, a summer release is expected.
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Unwritten Law have signed a new record deal with Suburban Noize Records;
a new studio album is due out in late 2008.
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Smile Empty Soul has completed work on their new album "Consciousness"
which is due out this summer.
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Phantom Planet will release "Raise The Dead", their first
album in four years, on April 15 via Fueled By Ramen.
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Motley Crue are eying a July 8 release for their new studio album
tentatively titled "The Dirt" with the first single
impacting radio in early May.
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Death Cab For Cutie will release its second major label album, "Narrow
Stairs", on May 13 via Atlantic.
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The Wallflowers vocalist Jakob Dylan will release his solo debut
album, the largely acoustic "Seeing Things", on May 13 via
Columbia Records/Starbucks Entertainment.
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AC/DC are planning to hit the studio on March 1 to record a new album
which will end an 8-year recording drought. The band expects to hit
the road following the release to support the new album.
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Filter has set May 13 as the release date for their new album "Anthems
For The Damned".
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Asia has wrapped recording on its next album, "Phoenix",
due out in April and the first to feature the group's original all-star
line-up since "Alpha" in 1983.
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Maynard James Keenan tells MTV News that Tool fans won't have to
wait five years for another record. We're going to start writing
the new Tool record right away, he said at the Grammys.
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The Vines have finished recording their upcoming new album and is
now being mixed.
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Beck has revealed to Rolling Stone that he is working on his next
record, which should be out in 2008. Beck said he is currently working
with an unnamed producer on the new material in Hollywood.
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Revelation Theory's as-yet-untitled new album will be released in
the spring via Interscope.
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Local H will be releasing a new studio album entitled "Twelve
Angry Months" on May 13.
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My Morning Jacket have titled their upcoming album "Evil Urges";
the new record is due out June 10.
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Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash tells Billboard.com that vocalist
Scott Weiland will reunite with his Stone Temple Pilots bandmates
for a handful of summer concerts.
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AFI have hit the studio to begin work on the follow-up to 2006's
"Decemberunderground".
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Hoobastank have announced in a blog that they are currently finishing
up the writing their fourth album and should be in the studio in late
February.
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UB40 singer Ali Campbell has decided to leave the band after nearly
30 years; in separate statements, Campbell blamed intolerable
management difficulties for his departure, while the band said
the singer wants to pursue a solo career.
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Whitesnake will celebrate their 30th anniversary by releasing, "Good
To Be Bad", their first studio album in a decade. The album will
feature 11 new Whitesnake songs.
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Dishwalla frontman J.R. Richards has titled his upcoming solo debut
"The Ghost Of Sorrow"; the album will be released later
this year.
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Blind Melon will release its first studio album in 13 years this
spring. "For My Friends" is due April 22 via Adrenaline
and introduces new singer Travis Warren as a replacement for late
frontman Shannon Hoon, who died in 1995.
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Franz Ferdinand frontman Alex Kapranos has opened up about the group's
upcoming third record, due out this summer. He describes the band's
new material as dirty pop.
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10 Years new album, "Division", has been pushed forward
to an April 8 release; the first single, "Beautiful", will
be going to radio on February 5.
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Def Leppard are planning a March 18 release for their new studio
album "Songs From The Sparkle Lounge".
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Gavin Rossdale, former of Bush and lead singer of Institute, is working
on his first solo album and plans to release it sometime in April.
Rossdale began working on the disc last year in Hawaii with producer
Bob Rock.
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Anberlin will be entering the studio next month to record their new
album, which they look to release sometime later this year.
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Deftones have titled their sixth studio set "Eros"; the
album is due out later this year.
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Sevendust have changed the title of their upcoming new album from
"The 7th Chapter" to "Hope And Sorrow" and changed
the release date from March 4 to April 1.
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Rancid are in the studio working on a new record with producer Brett
Gurewitz; the as-yet-untitled album is due out sometime in 2008.
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Daughtry have announced that they already have 17 songs ready for
their sophomore album and hope to complete writing this spring.
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Panic! At The Disco have titled their long-awaited sophomore effort,
"Pretty.Odd"; the album will be released on March 25.
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American Hi-Fi have streamed two new songs on their MySpace page,
the tracks are taken from the band's upcoming new album in which they
plan to finish recording in February.
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Underoath will be hitting the studio in March to record their follow-up
to "Define The Great Line".
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In Flames have titled their new album "A Sense Of Purpose";
an April release is expected.
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Death Cab For Cutie will release the follow-up to their 2005 mainstream
breakthrough "Plans", in late May via Atlantic.
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OK Go will be spending the next few months penning its next, as-yet-unnamed
album. The aim is to completely finish writing the tunes before entering
the studio this summer.
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Influential Punk outfit Flipper are currently recording their first
studio album in fifteen years. The band has recruited former Nirvana
bassist Krist Noveselic to play on the new album which is due out
later this year.
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Story Of The Year are planning a April 22 release for the as-yet-untitled
third LP. The album will be the first released via their new record
label, Epitaph Records.
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Goldfinger will release their as-yet-untitled new album on April
29, via Sideonedummy Records.
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2007
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