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LINKIN PARK: New MIKE SHINODA Audio Interview Available

April 9, 2007

An audio interview with LINKIN PARK MC Mike Shinoda, conducted last Wednesday (April 4) by JJ of the Z100 "Afternoon Show" in New York City, is available for download at this location. Shinoda talked about the "Minutes to Midnight" album title, picking from over 100 songs to make the new LINKIN PARK CD, the group's new single "What I've Done", and more.

LINKIN PARK's video for its new single, "What I've Done", made its broadcast premiere on MTV and its official online debut via AOL on Thursday (April 5). The clip was directed by LINKIN PARK DJ Joseph Hahn, who has been behind the camera for most of the group's videos.

The video went on sale, along with the song itself, at iTunes on Tuesday (April 3). Watch it online at this location.

"What I've Done" is the first single from "Minutes to Midnight", which is due out on May 15. Fans who pre-order the album through iTunes will receive a deluxe digital version featuring bonus tracks.

LINKIN PARK will headline New Jersey's Bamboozle festival on May 6 and will announce details of its 2007 Projekt Revolution tour soon.

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