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The Offspring's first new album since 2003's Splinter should finally see the light of day this year, according to a post by singer Dexter Holland on the band's website.
"I‘ve got two lyrics to do, a couple more to sing, and various musical tweaks and fixes to get done," Holland wrote in a holiday message to fans. "Then we'll be ready to mix.
"We haven‘t announced a release date yet because we‘re just not quite close enough to know when we‘ll be finished. We want to thank all our fans who have been so patient, and we want you to know that we‘ve been in the studio nearly every day now for quite awhile working hard to make a great record."
Drummer Atom Willard left The Offspring to focus on Angels & Airwaves and was replaced by Pete Parada (Saves The Day, Alkaline Trio, Face To Face) last summer. He made his live debut with the band at Japan's Summer Sonic festival in August. Josh Freese (The Vandals, A Perfect Circle) had been laying down drum tracks in the studio for the forthcoming album, which the band worked on in Maui, Hawaii with producer Bob Rock (Metallica, Our Lady Peace) and in their hometown of Huntington Beach, California.
The pop-punk band had sold more than 32 million copies of their seven albums prior to the 2005 release of Greatest Hits, which included "Come Out And Play (Keep 'Em Separated)," "Self Esteem," "Pretty Fly (For A White Guy)" and "Why Don't You Get A Job?"
The Offspring will be part of the Soundwave Festival that will hit five Australian cities in February and March.
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