Slash ( Featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators): Nuevo Disco (2016)

Slash and his band — MYLES KENNEDY AND THE CONSPIRATORS — are scheduled to stay on the road until the end of the year, after which they will take a short break before beginning work on the follow-up to their 2014 album "World On Fire".

"We're working on new material for the next record," Slash tells Billboard.com. "When this tour's over we'll start going in and doing some pre-production and probably go into the studio some time in mid-to-late spring and record."

Regarding how the new songs are shaping up, Slash says: "They sound very rhythmic and that's definitely something that, for me personally, I'm going for. We'll see what that turns into. It changes. It sort of evolves; you start out with one idea and that sort of morphs into another idea. At this point it sounds like it's going to be really awesome, so I'm excited about it."

de slash lo más interesante que me parece es que va a hacer una gira, no se sabe la magnitud, con ozzy osbourne, tom morello y geezer butler.
tienen un par de giras en usa, y seguramente ampliarán a europa

Basicamente lo mismo que hicieron hace unos años con el Ozzy and friends cuando tuvieron que cancelar la gira de Sabbath por la enfermedad de Iommi. Slash y Morello no pegan ni con cola , pero al menos el último experimento de Sharon para exprimir a su marido sirve para darse cuenta de la grandeza de Iommi, su sola presencia convertiría esta pachanga en algo histórico

Former GUNS N' ROSES guitarist Slash has told Inland Valley Daily Bulletin that the writing for his next record — the third album with MYLES KENNEDY AND THE CONSPIRATORS — is 90 percent completed. The plan is for the band to enter the studio in the spring to begin recording the disc for a late 2016 release.

"The stuff for the next record is really great," Slash said of the material. "One of the cool things about this band is that instead of peaking early and burning out is we've started at one place and escalated in terms of our creative inspiration."

He continued: "It keeps getting better from record to record, which is a really nice thing to have happen, so yeah, we just seem to get more in a groove the longer we stay together and the harder we work on the road and so on. It just seems to come out in the new material."

Asked if he prefers performing or recording in a studio, Slash said: "I live for live performing but I can't perform live if I don't record, ya know? I like writing and I like composing, seeing an idea through from beginning until it's a complete song and all that, but at the end of the day, it's all a means to get out on the road and play in front of an audience."

Slash recently said that the material for the follow-up to the 2014 album "World On Fire" was sounding "very rhythmic and that's definitely something that, for me personally, I'm going for." He added: "We'll see what that turns into. It changes. It sort of evolves; you start out with one idea and that sort of morphs into another idea. At this point it sounds like it's going to be really awesome, so I'm excited about it."

Slash told Classic Rock magazine about his songwriting approach: "On the road is the platform that I find is the easiest for me to work on new material," he said. "It's easier here than it is for me to do when I'm at home. So I just get going. I take my phone and I record ideas on the phone and then we jam stuff at soundchecks; when we have soundchecks. So we compile a bunch of ideas, and then when the tour is over, we go home and, sort of, hash them out."

Y la reunión?

Y Kennedy, ya pasa de Alter Bridge?

Por favor, que deje al Chisteras de una vez. Todos sabemos que en 2016 (25 aniversario de Illusions) o 2017 (30 de appetite) caerá la reunión.

ion escribió:Y Kennedy, ya pasa de Alter Bridge?

Por favor, que deje al Chisteras de una vez. Todos sabemos que en 2016 (25 aniversario de Illusions) o 2017 (30 de appetite) caerá la reunión.

Alter Bridge sacaran disco el año q viene