The band recently came to the end of their record deal, and are weighing up all the options, which could include a regular label release.
"We're free of our record contract," Ulrich told Rolling Stone. "We have that element of complete freedom with the next record, so we can do whatever we want. We could do an Internet thing or even put it on Andy Greene's record label." - more on this story
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