Slipknot Won't Leave Fans Hanging
. (TeamRock Radio) Slipknot guitarist Mick Thomson says fans won't have to wait as long for their next album as they did for .5: The Gray Chapter. The group's latest album - released last October - came six years after 2008's All Hope Is Gone and followed the death of bassist Paul Gray and the sacking of drummer Joey Jordison. But Thomson says Slipknot have taken to writing and recording snippets of new ideas on laptops while touring. That, he says, should prevent the kid of wait fans endured for .5: The Gray Chapter. And the could even start recording the follow-up this year, once their touring commitments come to an end. Thomson tells MusicRadar: "It enables us to have songs in the can already before we go in a studio to work on a new album. We hope to do our next record sooner after touring. "We don't want to spend the same amount of time between albums as we've done with the last two." Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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