DEFTONES: Rare B-Sides Posted Online

July 6, 2005

DEFTONES have uploaded several rare B-side tracks to their MySpace.com page. The songs are expected to appear on the band's upcoming collection of B-sides and other rarities, tentatively due this summer/fall via Maverick Records.

In a recent interview with the U.K.'s Kerrang! magazine, DEFTONES frontman Chino Moreno had the following to say about the band's decision to issue the CD: "We've got so many recordings of covers and remixes and there's loads of stuff people haven't really heard. I've got boxes of VHS tapes and there's so much fucking insane footage of crazy stage shows and wild shit. So it's going to be like a timeline from the beginning up to now. There'll be an album of B-sides and rarity songs and a DVD with it, so it's going to be really cool. 'Adrenaline' came out in September 1995, so I think we're aiming to release this around our 10th anniversary."

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