Lacuna Coililta uusi albumi lokakuussa
Italialainen rock / metalli yhtye Lacuna Coil julkaisee uuden ”Dark Adrenaline” nimeä kantavan albuminsa lokakuussa Century Media Recordsin kautta. Albumin on tuottanut Don Gilmore (Pearl Jam, Linkin Park, Bullet For My Valentine). Lue lisää nähdäksesi yhtyeen virallinen viesti albumiin liittyen.
”This time around music has been our refuge from some of the darkest days of our life and that’s why the new songs have such a variety of feelings… some stuff is pretty angry, probably the heaviest we’ve ever written, some other songs are intense, loaded with velvet dark emotions and there’s even a little space for some light at the end of the tunnel,” says LACUNA COIL’s male vocalist Andrea Ferro.
”People are asking me if we’re going back to our roots or if we’re taking another step forward in a new direction… Well, to be honest I just feel that this is 100 percent a LACUNA COIL record and that is what really matters to me. I just love the songs and we felt a big wave of inspiration. The energy with Don in the studio is sky-high and we’re ready to kick some ass.”
”Collectively, we did so much in between ’Shallow Life’ and this one,” adds LACUNA COIL’s female vocalist Cristina Scabbia. ”We have lots of different experiences between us. We’ve been loved and hurt, we grew up, we shrunk inside a little keeping ourselves together and our roots watered and are alive. I still can’t believe that the energy in between us is getting better and better, but I guess that’s what being a real family means.”
Regarding the musical direction of the new songs, Ferro stated last month, ”Some stuff is . . . probably the heaviest we have ever written. But then we have some cool songs with a dark, ’old-school’ vibe, and then some other rocking songs which are a bit more modern and anthemic sounding.” Scabbia added, ”I just want you all to listen to it ’cause I think the old fans will be pleased as well as the new one fans. The collection of songs is the perfect balance between an older and a newer style of rock metal — with a heavy punch and melancholic shadows.”