Rezner told MTV, "It has been an interesting experiment for Maynard and I to peek around in each other's heads, shining flashlights in some shadowy corners. We've realized we're each in somewhat similar places in our respective lives and outlook, so it's been great to collaborate on that level."
Aside from Rezner
and Keenan, Tapeworm also includes Nine Inch Nails Danny
Lohner and 12 Rounds�
Atticus Ross. The group recently entered the Southern Tracks Studios in
Atlanta to record the debut album from the project that will ultimately
be released on Trent�s own label, Nothing Records.
"We're working on an album's worth of tracks that started as one idea and have mutated and grown into another altogether," Rezner told MTV. "Musically, the results are becoming much more song-oriented than I would have thought."
Although Tapeworm seems to moving full steam ahead, they still have yet to announce a release date for their debut album but we will keep you informed of developments.
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