Newsgroup: it.arti.musica.metal
Titolo: Queensryche: nuovo album quasi pronto

http://www.roadrunnerrecords.com/blabbermouth.net/news.aspx?mode=Article&newsitemID=153420
Seattle-based progressive metallers QUEENSRŸCHE are puttting the 
finishing touches on their twelfth studio album for a late spring 
release via Loud & Proud Records, a Roadrunner Records imprint focusing 
on established artists.
Photos from the studio can be viewed below (courtesy of Queensryche.com).
In a 2010 interview with Attention Deficit Delirium, QUEENSRŸCHE drummer 
Scott Rockenfield revealed that the band's upcoming CD is taking the 
quintet in some new directions.
"I add a lot of film score elements or sound effects [into my drum 
work], especially on the new thing we’re working on right now," 
Rockenfield said. "Geoff [Tate, vocals] and I have really spent a lot of 
time together redesigning the QUEENSRŸCHE thing, which you're going to 
love. It's huge rock but with a great dance vibe to it, real modern 
dance. It's kind of like 'Rage' ['For Order'] through a time tunnel, 
bringing it into the now. There are a lot of electronic elements to it. 
It's a big rock thing that is going to have a lot of color to it — it's 
good and really intense."
When asked about the progress of the songwriting sessions for the 
follow-up to QUEENSRŸCHE's 2009 CD, "American Soldier", QUEENSRŸCHE 
singer Geoff Tate stated on Eddie Trunk's "Friday Night Rocks" radio 
show on New York's Q104.3 FM, "In a sense, it is [a concept record]. 
It's a very contemporary record.
He continued, "'Empire' was a record of the time. Rock music was really 
the music of the times in 1990. Unfortunately, rock music isn't the 
music of the times anymore — it's very underground.
"What we're doing with this record is we're taking the 'Empire' song 
structure, in a sense, where it's very strong songs, very melodic, but 
we kind of restructured the rhythm section, and Scott's done an amazing 
job on restructuring that — him and Eddie [Jackson, bass] have just 
really gone to town, and they've made it very contemporary-sounding.
"These days, in comparison to the old days, people used to sit in their 
houses and listen to music right in the front room on their stereo 
system. People don't do that anymore. They plug in and they're mobile 
and they're moving and they're doing stuff and the music, they're 
listening to it as they're doing stuff. This music has that feel. It's 
very contemporary in the sense that it's very rhythmatic. The rhythm 
structure kind of reflects the way modern life is — we're all busy, 
we're all doing stuff. And Scott being the incredible drummer that he 
is, the various time signatures, the feel of the record, it's now — it's 
very, very now."
G.
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<<Spinoza saw that if a falling stone could reason, it would think
“I want to fall at the rate of thirty-two feet per second per second”>>
                                      (P. K. Dick)

 bringing it into the now. There are a lot of electronic elements to it.
Diventerà l'album preferito di DZ!
Comunque, a questo punto sono davvero curioso: o sarà un gran bel disco
o una discreta porcata!
Daniele
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 o una discreta porcata!
Sono fiducioso perche' li vendo piuttosto in forma: American Soldier
mi e' piaciuto molto, dal vivo spaccano... dai, avanti cosi'!
Niccolo'.

 o una discreta porcata!
Speriamo che non siano dichiarazioni di facciata ma che, invece, il 
cambio di suono sia importante.
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