Slipknot Drummer Says the Band Is ‘Making Real Music’ With Their Next Album, Whether Fans ‘Like It or Not’
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Slipknot Drummer Says the Band Is ‘Making Real Music’ With Their Next Album, Whether Fans ‘Like It or Not’
Slipknot is working on new music for their next album, and the band’s drummer teases that some of it might not be what fans are expecting.
By Stephen Andrew Galiher
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Slipknot has given fans a taste of the new music they’re working on, but there’s much more on the way.
In a new interview, drummer Eloy Casagrande opened up about what the band is crafting for their eighth album. He teased that the band is “making real music” and not letting themselves worry whether fans will “like it.”
“We are doing a lot of songs. Many, many songs,” he told Radiónica. “I cannot explain for you what exactly we are doing in the studio right now. But what I can say is that the band is really happy with the music that we created so far. Everyone’s in a very good vibe.”
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