DEFTONES: More Footage From 'Eros' Recording Sessions Posted Online

October 4, 2008

Sacramento's DEFTONES has posted the fourth in a series of video clips from the recording sessions for the group's sixth studio album, titled "Eros". Watch it below.

DEFTONES' new album was recorded in Sacramento with producer Terry Date (SOUNDGARDEN, PANTERA) and engineer Scott Olson (UNEARTH).

DEFTONES debuted a brand new song, tentatively titled "Melanie", during the band's concert on September 18 at Spaceland in Silverlake, California.

The band's last CD, "Saturday Night Wrist", came out in October 2006 and its creation nearly resulted in the DEFTONES' demise. But Chino Moreno said, "Our working relationship is better than it's ever been before. As a result, everything has improved — our friendships and our lives. We're all really happy now."

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