When Chester Bennington passed away in July of 2017, fans couldn't even begin to think of the possibility of new music from Linkin Park. But could we be hearing some in the not-so-distant future? The musicians in the band have been writing.
In a new interview, bassist Dave "Phoenix" Farrell reveals that the band members have been individually writing and meeting up daily for lunch sessions to go over their ideas. "At this point right now, I think globally we’re all doing a version of the same thing, you know, trying to stay home and trying to stay as healthy as possible,” said the bassist.
He added, "For us, with the band, we’ve been kinda writing and doing that whole bit before this all started, so casually at this point we’re doing Zoom meetings to eat lunch together and say, ‘Hi.’ But we’re not able to get together and write or do that whole bit. So working at home a little bit, working up ideas."
Phoenix also noted he's been playing around on the drums.
So the possibility is certainly there in the future. Do you want to hear new music from Linkin Park?
From LA to the Hemel en Aarde Valley: live tasting with Linkin Park’s Dave Farrell from California, sampling wine from DeMorgenzon, Jordan Wine Estate Stellenbosch, Cavalli Estate and HALL Wines; and sharing Bouchard Finlayson’s Missionvale chardonnay and Galpin Peak pinot noir with winemaker Chris Albrecht.
Posted by Dan Really Likes Wine on Tuesday, April 21, 2020
[via Rock Feed]
