It looks like Bad Brains are working on a new album. H.R. confirmed the news during an interview with Joel Gausten.
Here’s what H.R. had to say about the band’s future:
“The future looks bright! We got a great new manager. We just came from doing a little tour over the summer, and we’re just waiting for the weather to break and we’ll be on our way to do more festival work.”
“Any day now, we’re scheduled to go into the studio and do some more work on a new album. The greatest album that we did, ‘Into The Future‘, came off great, and I really like working with the fellas.”
The singer also revealed that the group have added second guitarist Chogyi Lama to their lineup, and that he wants to go out and spread more PMA (positive mental attitude) in the world:
“I think that people overall need to listen to more good music! (laughs) What they need to do is put down the sword and learn to be forgiving towards each other, just give a chance to let peace rule over their bad, negative feelings and be more positive with listening to good music and being supportive of the good scene that’s happening.”
Furthermore, H.R. has also been writing material with his solo band Human Rights:
“It’s grown, and it’s full of life and spirit. It’s just a combustion of new music. When you heard it, you’ll understand just where I’m coming from. It gives me great joy and happiness, and the music is a lot happier and more fulfilling for me as an artist.”
That effort is expected to be released in 2019.
[via Loudwire]
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