Red Mosquito

New song sounds good loud.

Nice Badmotorfinger shout out.

Release date revealed for upcoming Deftones album


It’s taken five years for a new Deftones album to come — and it’s finally here. On Thursday, the group announced that it will release its album, ‘private music’, on Aug. 22 via Reprise and Warner Records. Deftones also released the single ‘my mind Is a mountain.’

The album serves as a sort of homecoming for group members Chino Moreno, Stephen Carpenter, Abe Cunningham, and Frank Delgado, who co-produced the project with Nick Raskulinecz in Malibu and Joshua Tree, as well as Nashville. Raskulinecz worked on 2010’s Diamond Eyes and 2012’s Koi No Yokan with the group

VinylGuy wrote:yeah, loved that new song

Im super in the mood for new Deftones, i might dive into their discography a lot these next cays

Listened to Saturday Night Wrist, thats a good one albeit its a bit formulaic even for a band as formulaic as this.

Ohms is next.

VinylGuy wrote:a good one albeit its a bit formulaic even for a band as formulaic as this.

I like it!! but its not a favorite. I prefer Koi No Yokan for example.

Good! I just wouldn't call that record or this band "formulaic".

well, i dont see it a a huge departure on their sound to be honest

I enjoy Ohms musically but it doesn't help that the first lyrics are middle-aged centrism 101: "I reject both sides of what I've been told... I've finally achieved balance!"

the record has a hard time regaining my attention after that

thats fair yeah. I listened for a bit yesterday, and it might be a little by the numbers maybe.

I feel Gore might better than both.

Saturday Night Wrist
White Pony
Deftones
Around the Fur
Koi no yokan
Diamond Eyes
Adrenaline
Gore
Ohms

Can't say I return to the bottom two at all except for "Prayers / Triangles"

I think Gore is their weakest by a considerable margin.

I like LV's ranking overall, though. Maybe Wrist is a little high, but I respect it.

Instant classic.

Initial reaction: this is their best song since Koi no yokan

Reaction after multiple listens: this is their best song since at least Koi no yokan

yeah MOTM is vintage Deftones in a good way, hooky riffs, interesting melodic choices, memorable lyrics / fun chorus

Okay actually this might be their best song since Saturday Night Wrist. Love it more every time I hear it

LoathedVermin72 wrote:Okay actually this might be their best song since Saturday Night Wrist. Love it more every time I hear it

I'm going to need you to calm down.

This implies it's better than "Rosemary", which is too far!