VELVET REVOLVER's 'Libertad' To Arrive In May

January 24, 2007

According to a posting on the Sony BMG Norway web site, the anticipated European release date of VELVET REVOLVER's new album, "Libertad", is May 14 (one day later in the U.S.).

A two-minute video clip of VELVET REVOLVER laying down tracks on their first day in the recording studio for "Libertad" has been posted online at YouTube.com.

VELVET REVOLVER lead singer Scott Weiland recently told Launch Radio Networks the group has gotten "pretty far" since entering the studio. "We've been here at the old A&M studios (in Los Angeles) for about two-and-a-half weeks and we've recorded all basic tracks and we've already started guitar overdubs and we've done, I've cut a bunch of vocals on numerous songs. In two-and-a-half weeks," he said.

The group is recording with producer Brendan O'Brien, who's worked with AUDIOSLAVE, PEARL JAM and Weiland's former group, STONE TEMPLE PILOTS. An initial stint with producer Rick Rubin did not work out. Weiland is also working on his second solo album, which he said will surface sometime in 2008 on his own label, Softdrive Records.

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