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Has Maynard James Keenan Begun Writing Vocal Parts for Tool’s Fifth Full-Length Album?
Has Maynard James Keenan Begun Writing Vocal Parts for Tool’s Fifth Full-Length Album?
Has Maynard James Keenan Begun Writing Vocal Parts for Tool’s Fifth Full-Length Album?
Tool fans are more rabid than ever for a new album. The brilliant act released '10,000 Days' in 2006, but ever since, there has been a brutal drought of Tool material. Rumblings of writing sessions have been widely covered, but in each update, vocalist Maynard James Keenan had not yet entered into the band's writing process. However, it seems like that may have changed.
Drummer Danny Carey Says New Tool Album Most Likely to Surface in Early 2014
Currently, in the world of rock, there is perhaps no album more anticipated than Tool's fifth full-length disc. Both vocalist Maynard James Keenan and drummer Danny Carey have commented on the possibility of a 2013 release throughout this year, the duo having even offered conflicting expectations at times. However, with the year more than half over, Danny Carey now reveals that a 2013 release for
Tool Include ‘Seal of Xatanitos’ Certificates in Five Copies of ‘Opiate’ EP Reissue
Remember reading or watching 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory' as a kid? What horrific atrocities wouldn't you commit to nab one of those golden tickets and take a tour of Willy Wonka's magical chocolate factory? Better yet, how many times did you open up a Hershey's bar pretending that a golden ticket may be inside? Well, that very fantasy is about to become a reality for five very lucky Tool f
Tool’s Adam Jones Discusses ‘Opiate’ EP Reissue + State of Band’s Next Album
As of March 10, 2013, Tool's debut EP, 'Opiate,' is now old enough to legally drink in the United States. To commemorate the 21st anniversary of 'Opiate,' Tool are set to re-release the EP on March 26 with a limited-edition string of CDs along with new artwork from guitarist Adam Jones. In a new interview with Jones, the guitarist talks about writing and recording 'Opiate,' how the album holds up