Fall Out Boy Enter Studio

Fall Out Boy Enter Studio 2006-07-28 by Stormy Smiley Face \| 16 Comments
After having trouble with their Def Jam label (they wouldn't let them record anything yet), bassist Pete Wentz finally announced that the pop-punk band entered the studio today. They have about fifteen songs and suspect twelve, or so will make it on the album. The only concrete details released on the songs themselves is one song titled "Me and You" and supposedly has an R&B influence. Here is what Pete said on the band's website: "We officially went into the studio today. We are going to be recording somewhere between 12 and 15 songs and should end up with about 12 or so on the new record." "Yes, there are love songs. Yes, there are songs about the world around us (more than just stupid boys in bands singing about infamous girls), but there are a bunch of those songs as well. "Expect to hear the first single this winter and the new record very early next year."
Tagged: Fall Out Boy	Tweet

Comments:

Add a Comment

Cygnus Inter Anates July 28th 2006 721 Comments	Can't wait.

Storm In A Teacup July 28th 2006 47107 Comments	Neither can I; it'll be great to have more FOB to listen to. This Message Edited On 07.28.06

The Sludge July 28th 2006 2171 Comments	Well this will be something to look forward to. But he is already announcing when the new single is being released, without even started recording.This Message Edited On 07.28.06

711 July 28th 2006 1340 Comments	Might be interesting to see what they pull off. Im not a FOB fan, but a song with R&B influences by them might be alright.

Isola July 28th 2006 421 Comments	I'm actually looking forward to this.

Pyramidman July 28th 2006 1340 Comments	im excited to hear it im just realizing how good FUTCT is

south_of_heaven 11 July 28th 2006 5619 Comments	Eh? Why does Thursdayrage have an album rating for a news article?

Laafe July 29th 2006 347 Comments	he always has that. im looking forward to this one.

ToWhatEnd July 29th 2006 3173 Comments	About time! Can't wait either.

Acey July 29th 2006 2578 Comments	hopefully it is better than their last one

kno_kontrol July 29th 2006 448 Comments	meh Fall out Boy, meh I like Panic! better, fall out boy is a bit too cliche/faux emo for me

The Jungler July 29th 2006 4826 Comments	I'm not a huge fan of these guys, but strangley enough, I can't wait.

alib34 July 31st 2006 7 Comments	hmmm.. R&B influences could proove to be a very interesting combination considering FOB's music.. I can't wait for it:D

PUNKrockMETALscreamo August 1st 2006 35 Comments	I heard their album and it rocks. I'm sooo excited to hear it.

teen_rocker August 8th 2006 260 Comments	I wanna get more into Fall Out Boy. This is my chance.

zackconley August 8th 2006 32 Comments	Can't wait!....................................to slit my wrists!! This Message Edited On 08.08.06This Message Edited On 08.08.06

MOST VIEWED NEWS

• Jesse Lacey Allegations
• Jayyvon Opens Up About Abuse
• The Fall of Troy bassist melts do..
• The Story So Far's vocalist dropk..
• Deftones stream new single
• R.I.P. Lemmy
• Killswitch Engage debut new single
• Scott Weiland dead at 48
• Nothing But Thieves accusations
• Lil Peep Dead At 21

OTHER RECENT NEWS

• maudlin of the Well is back
• A return after 21 years
• Frozen Soul tap Gerard Way
• First Sepultura song from final EP
• Wounds of Recollection SPLIT
• WU LYF Set to Return
• Robes of Snow let out seventh alb..
• New Social Distortion LP, song
• Social Distortion Born To Kill
• Welcome New Staff and Contribs
• New Gunship single
• Crimson Glory tease new album
• Circa Survive reunion show
• The Fake Friends don't overthink
• Uvod stream new album

» see all news

RELATED REVIEWS

	Fall Out Boy So Much For (2our) Dust: Live At MSG
	Fall Out Boy So Much (For) Stardust
	Fall Out Boy Greatest Hits: Believers Never Die – Volume Two
	Fall Out Boy Lake Effect Kid
	Fall Out Boy M A N I A

STAFF & CONTRIBUTORS // CONTACT US

Bands: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Site Copyright 2005-2023 Sputnikmusic.com
All Album Reviews Displayed With Permission of Authors | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy