The Foo Fighters‘ new album Sonic Highways will arrive November 10th in a variety of bundles, and now with the release of the accompanying trailer for the HBO show “Sonic Highways” to document the album’s creation, we’ve got a few sounds to tide us over until the first single arrives.
New Foo Fighters Album: What You Need To Know
The band recorded its eight songs in landmark studios located in eight different cities, with famous local guests sitting in on each of them. Musicians included on the recordings are Gary Clark Jr. (Austin), Eagles’ Joe Walsh (Los Angeles), and Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen (Chicago), with additional possible appearances from Carrie Underwood, Public Enemy’s Chuck D, and Butthole Surfers’ Gibby Haynes. A HBO mini-series documenting the recording process, called Sonic Highways as well, will accompany the release of the new album as frontman Dave Grohl gets on his directing hat for a second feature after last year’s hugely successful Sound City. Having last dropped new material in 2011 with Wasting Light, Foo Fighters have “reinvented” their recording process, seeking out unique locations across the US.
Learn more and preorder at the official Foo Fighters site.
