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Phil Anselmo on New Down Album, Pantera

Posted 09/05/2011 at 10:52am | by Josh Hart

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Phil Anselmo recently caught up with the San Antonio Metal Music Examiner to discuss the progress on Down's upcoming album -- or series of Four EPs -- along with the departure of Rex Brown, Pantera, and more. You can check out an excerpt below thanks to Blabbermouth.net.

"We have between six and eight new songs in the can. I think there's probably some fine-tuning that needs to happen. I think that I need to get on the fucking ball when it comes to writing some lyrics. Other than that, the song structures are there, and I know that there's commitment within the band to start laying out the basics — going to the studio, laying the drums out and building the songs. We would love to have this new stuff out, I figure, no later than the very, very beginning of next year."

You can read more here, and watch the full interview below.

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SpecialEric

September 15, 2011 at 9:37pm

Wesbethel, thats what blabbermouth does, runs there mouth and gets shit started. and your stupid for sayin thats why dime is dead now. get real dude. and vinnie has had $$$ in his eyes for years. phil is the man. join the b.r.o.e.s or beat it.

wesbethel

September 06, 2011 at 9:11am

This is why Dimebag is dead now. Linking people to blabbermouth! That's the national inquirer of metal news! What they have is an out of context quote that makes it sound worse than it really was. I suggest reading the real interview in it's entirety an not a tabloid excerpt at blabbermouth... They are trying to start more static between Phil and Vinnie to get people on their site. Come on Guitar World...