It has been more than 5 years since the “Snow” rockers released The Getaway, but their upcoming 12h studio album is expected to drop before they embark on their global concert tour next summer. 

According to drummer Chad Smith, the group is “really listening to each other in a new way” as they finish up recording. 

There is also a sense of familiarity for the band as this will be the first album to feature John Frusciante in a decade. The guitarist returned after his own replacement, John Klinghoffer, bowed out two years ago. 

“[Frusciante’s] been back for a while now, so it feels completely natural. He’s so into it. He’s working so hard. We’re all working hard, but he’s in there with all the overdubs and the magic that he brings,” Smith told Rolling Stone. 

The drummer admitted, however, that things will sound a little different as Frusciante was not part of the band between 2009 and 2019, but “it’s gonna sound like the four of us because we do have this special chemistry together.”

“It sounds like Red Hot Chili Peppers,” Smith confirmed. 

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Now, Frusciante announced his newest project, Maya. The album, scheduled to drop on October 23rd, is an instrumental multi-genre album. It combines jungle, hardcore, and breakbeat music and it’s dedicated to Frusciante’s cat.

Speaking of the new album, the guitarist said: “I don’t have that interest in singing or writing lyrics like I used to. The natural thing when I’m by myself now is to just make music like the stuff being released this year. I really love the back and forth with machines and the computer.”

This is not Frusciante’s first solo project this year. In May and in June, using his alias Trickfinger, he released Look Down, See Us and She Smiles Because She Presses the Button—his second and third acid house albums.

Until the new album comes out we can enjoy the first song released from it: Amethblowl.

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The band confirmed that it is getting back together after a decade-long separation via Instagram Monday. 

The band announced that it is “parting ways” with Josh Klinghoffer, who replaced Frusciante when he left back in 2009. They continued written that “with great excitement and full hearts, that John Frusciante is rejoining our group.”

Frusciante first joined the musical gang at 18 years old in 1988, replacing Hillel Slovak. He then left the band in 1992, in the middle of a tour, due to a battle with drug abuse. He then rejoined them a second time six years later. 

Frusciante was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012. He has released twelve solo albums, seven EPs, and collaborated with various artists. 

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It has been more than 5 years since the “Snow” rockers released The Getaway, but their upcoming 12h studio album is expected to drop before they embark on their global concert tour next summer. 

According to drummer Chad Smith, the group is “really listening to each other in a new way” as they finish up recording. 

There is also a sense of familiarity for the band as this will be the first album to feature John Frusciante in a decade. The guitarist returned after his own replacement, John Klinghoffer, bowed out two years ago. 

“[Frusciante’s] been back for a while now, so it feels completely natural. He’s so into it. He’s working so hard. We’re all working hard, but he’s in there with all the overdubs and the magic that he brings,” Smith told Rolling Stone. 

The drummer admitted, however, that things will sound a little different as Frusciante was not part of the band between 2009 and 2019, but “it’s gonna sound like the four of us because we do have this special chemistry together.”

“It sounds like Red Hot Chili Peppers,” Smith confirmed. 

The post The Red Hot Chili Peppers’ Next Album is Nearly Ready! appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Now, Frusciante announced his newest project, Maya. The album, scheduled to drop on October 23rd, is an instrumental multi-genre album. It combines jungle, hardcore, and breakbeat music and it’s dedicated to Frusciante’s cat.

Speaking of the new album, the guitarist said: “I don’t have that interest in singing or writing lyrics like I used to. The natural thing when I’m by myself now is to just make music like the stuff being released this year. I really love the back and forth with machines and the computer.”

This is not Frusciante’s first solo project this year. In May and in June, using his alias Trickfinger, he released Look Down, See Us and She Smiles Because She Presses the Button—his second and third acid house albums.

Until the new album comes out we can enjoy the first song released from it: Amethblowl.

The post John Frusciante Announces Instrumental Solo Album appeared first on EverydayKoala.

The band confirmed that it is getting back together after a decade-long separation via Instagram Monday. 

The band announced that it is “parting ways” with Josh Klinghoffer, who replaced Frusciante when he left back in 2009. They continued written that “with great excitement and full hearts, that John Frusciante is rejoining our group.”

Frusciante first joined the musical gang at 18 years old in 1988, replacing Hillel Slovak. He then left the band in 1992, in the middle of a tour, due to a battle with drug abuse. He then rejoined them a second time six years later. 

Frusciante was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2012. He has released twelve solo albums, seven EPs, and collaborated with various artists. 

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