Are The Deftones ‘Back At It’ In The Studio For Their New Album?

The Deftones may have already started working on their new album. The group shared two photos of them working at the studio this week.

Deftones's cryptic photo caption is so telling because the members used the words "back at it" and "jamming." Fans are convinced that the group will release their new album sometime this year. Unfortunately, other details are still being kept under wraps.

Chino Moreno Talks About Deftones

Last year, Chino Moreno, the lead vocalist of Deftones, talked about their future plans. He said that he and his bandmates have known each for years that is why it always feels good to reunite.

"We grew up in the same neighborhood, spending every day in the garage together, at school, after school. Then 10, 15, 20 years later, we're all grown adults with children living in different cities - so when we go back on tour it's like we get to go back to the clubhouse," said Moreno.

The vocalist also said that he and his bandmates do not talk about the kinds of songs they will record. Most of the time, they do things spontaneously.

"That's what keeps it fresh for us. We don't try to box ourselves into these pre-conceived ideas, but we have talked about getting together sooner [rather] than later to start making noise together - just out of pure excitement of creating music," added Moreno.

The Deftones Songs And Albums

Some of their albums are White Pony, Around the Fur, Koi No Yokan, Gore, Adrenaline, Saturday Night Wrist, Diamond Eyes, (Like) Linus, Eros, B-Sides & Rarities, Covers, The Ultimate Demo Collection, The Vinyl Collection, and more.

Their most popular songs include "Be Quiet and Drive," "Change," "My Own Summer," "Digital Bath," "You've Seen the Butcher," "Knife Party," "Hole in the Earth," "Rocket Skates," "Back to School," "Passenger," "Diamond Eyes," "Minerva," "Cherry Waves," "7 Words," "Swerve City," "Hexagram," "Phantom Bride," "Sextape," "Pink Maggit," "Prayers / Triangles," "Beauty School," "RX Queen," "Bloody Cape," "Headup," "Heart / Wires," "Dai the Flu," "When Girls Telephone Boys," "Lhabia," and more.

The American alternative metal band originated from Sacramento, California and was formed in 1988. Moreno founded the Deftones with Stephen Carpenter, Abe Cunningham, and Dominic Garcia. Other members include Chi Cheng and Frank Delgado.

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