2011.11.21 - Blabbermouth - Slash To Record 15 More Songs For Forthcoming Album
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2011.11.21 - Blabbermouth - Slash To Record 15 More Songs For Forthcoming Album
Slash To Record 15 More Songs For Forthcoming Album
Legendary guitarist Slash recently completed the first recording session for his upcoming solo album at Barefoot Recording in Hollywood, California with producer Eric Valentine (Queens Of The Stone Age, The All-American Rejects). Joining Slash in the studio were the members of his touring band: vocalist Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge), rhythm guitarist Bobby Schneck, bassist Todd Kerns (Sin City Sinners, formerly of Age Of Electric), and drummer Brent Fitz (formerly of Theory Of A Deadman).
In a brand new update on his Facebook page, Slash writes, "OK, 13 [more] songs ready to record. Three already done. Two more to finish writing before December. 12 on the record, six bonus tracks. Woohoo!"
A short video clip from the studio sessions can be viewed below.
Slash played three of the newly recorded songs "Halo", "Standing In The Sun" and "Bad Rain" for VH1 Classic "That Metal Show" co-host Eddie Trunk, who tweeted , "I can tell you the three songs I heard are heavy with killer riffs and vocals. It's the same band that he has been touring with last couple years on the album, and it sounds more cohesive because of it. Really strong!"
Slash's as-yet-untitled new album is tentatively due next April.
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Legendary guitarist Slash recently completed the first recording session for his upcoming solo album at Barefoot Recording in Hollywood, California with producer Eric Valentine (Queens Of The Stone Age, The All-American Rejects). Joining Slash in the studio were the members of his touring band: vocalist Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge), rhythm guitarist Bobby Schneck, bassist Todd Kerns (Sin City Sinners, formerly of Age Of Electric), and drummer Brent Fitz (formerly of Theory Of A Deadman).
In a brand new update on his Facebook page, Slash writes, "OK, 13 [more] songs ready to record. Three already done. Two more to finish writing before December. 12 on the record, six bonus tracks. Woohoo!"
A short video clip from the studio sessions can be viewed below.
Slash played three of the newly recorded songs "Halo", "Standing In The Sun" and "Bad Rain" for VH1 Classic "That Metal Show" co-host Eddie Trunk, who tweeted , "I can tell you the three songs I heard are heavy with killer riffs and vocals. It's the same band that he has been touring with last couple years on the album, and it sounds more cohesive because of it. Really strong!"
Slash's as-yet-untitled new album is tentatively due next April.
https://archive.blabbermouth.net/news/slash-to-record-15-more-songs-for-forthcoming-album/
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Re: 2011.11.21 - Blabbermouth - Slash To Record 15 More Songs For Forthcoming Album
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Slash: More Details Of New Solo-Album Recording Sessions Revealed
Legendary guitarist Slash recently completed the first recording session for his upcoming solo album at Barefoot Recording in Hollywood, California with producer Eric Valentine (Queens Of The Stone Age, The All-American Rejects). Joining Slash in the studio were the members of his touring band: vocalist Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge), rhythm guitarist Bobby Schneck, bassist Todd Kerns (Sin City Sinners, formerly of Age Of Electric), and drummer Brent Fitz (formerly of Theory Of A Deadman).
In a brand new update on his official blog, Kerns writes, "I'm back in L.A., two weeks or so into the second chapter of the new Slash record.
"The first three songs we did some time ago are recorded, mixed and mastered.
"'Bad Rain' is a sexy drop-D number with me on eight-string bass and squawking along with Mr. Kennedy.
"'Standing In The Sun' crept up from behind to be my favorite of the three, and if you're gonna listen to 'Halo', make sure you have your home insurance paid up 'cause it'll rip the roof off.
"All of these will be out into the public consciousness in the spring of 2012.
"Myles is out with Alter Bridge tearing up the U.K. right now, so the 3 Amigos Slash, Fizt and Dammit are hard at it. Yes, I misspelled Fitz on purpose. We call him Fizt as in Fist with a Z. I don't know why. Slash's tech, Jim Survis, named him that.
"Anyway, the three of us with our producer, the ber-talented Eric Valentine, have been chipping away at a whole batch of new songs. We plan to record somewhere in the area of 15 songs and chip it back to about 12 for the CD. The extras will end up as B-sides somewhere."
A short video clip from the studio sessions can be viewed below.
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Slash: More Details Of New Solo-Album Recording Sessions Revealed
Legendary guitarist Slash recently completed the first recording session for his upcoming solo album at Barefoot Recording in Hollywood, California with producer Eric Valentine (Queens Of The Stone Age, The All-American Rejects). Joining Slash in the studio were the members of his touring band: vocalist Myles Kennedy (Alter Bridge), rhythm guitarist Bobby Schneck, bassist Todd Kerns (Sin City Sinners, formerly of Age Of Electric), and drummer Brent Fitz (formerly of Theory Of A Deadman).
In a brand new update on his official blog, Kerns writes, "I'm back in L.A., two weeks or so into the second chapter of the new Slash record.
"The first three songs we did some time ago are recorded, mixed and mastered.
"'Bad Rain' is a sexy drop-D number with me on eight-string bass and squawking along with Mr. Kennedy.
"'Standing In The Sun' crept up from behind to be my favorite of the three, and if you're gonna listen to 'Halo', make sure you have your home insurance paid up 'cause it'll rip the roof off.
"All of these will be out into the public consciousness in the spring of 2012.
"Myles is out with Alter Bridge tearing up the U.K. right now, so the 3 Amigos Slash, Fizt and Dammit are hard at it. Yes, I misspelled Fitz on purpose. We call him Fizt as in Fist with a Z. I don't know why. Slash's tech, Jim Survis, named him that.
"Anyway, the three of us with our producer, the ber-talented Eric Valentine, have been chipping away at a whole batch of new songs. We plan to record somewhere in the area of 15 songs and chip it back to about 12 for the CD. The extras will end up as B-sides somewhere."
A short video clip from the studio sessions can be viewed below.
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