During a recent appearance on Rocking With Jam Man, Filter’s Richard Patrick offered an update on the band’s new album “The Antidote.” He says the effort is “gonna come out hopefully early next year.”
Patrick said the following about the new record:
“It’s kind of similar to ‘The Algorithm’. That’s why I called it ‘The Antidote’, because it’s kind of coming in with solutions. And ‘The Algorithm’ was the problem, and ‘The Antidote’ is the solution. It’s heavy sounding, but it’s also beautiful and light in certain areas. Just like all the other FILTER records, there’s that moment of brightness on it sonically. So, it’s a gorgeous record. I’m really proud of it. It’s gonna come out hopefully early next year.”
He continued when asked if it is industrial and heavy or “pulling from every era”:
“It’s pulling from every era of FILTER, but the first song is pretty industrial. But it sounds like ‘Short Bus’ meets a sequencer, like a sampler. It’s called ‘Snakes In The Grass’, and we play it live. I wonder if YouTube has it somewhere, this new song that we’ve been playing live for the past couple of weeks.”
[via Blabbermouth]
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