LINKIN PARK In No Hurry To Make New Studio Album

December 17, 2004

LINKIN PARK's Mike Shinoda recently told Launch Radio Networks it might be a while before the group gets around to making their next studio album. After more than a year's worth of touring to promote 2003's "Meteora" and their other recent projects, "We are trying to change up the pace a little bit," he said. "We'll probably be working on a lot of other projects before we get started on the next LINKIN PARK album. We want to give our fans some different stuff, so as not to be redundant. Everyone is looking for great creative avenues to explore. It's no secret that we like to keep working, so it's safe to say that you can expect a number of things from us in the coming months."

Shinoda said he's doing "a lot of hip-hop production," while DJ Joseph Hahn is working on commercials and film projects.

LINKIN PARK have just published "From The Inside", a coffee table-sized book of photos and stories from the "Meteora" tour.

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