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MOTIONLESS IN WHITE’s CHRIS MOTIONLESS On ‘Decades’ Album: ‘There’s Definitely Much More Energy’
Motionless In White frontman Chris Motionless has said the band’s forthcoming album, “Decades”, will be a more energetic and uplifting release than many of its predecessors. Due out on 17 July through Roadrunner Records, the record is intended to combine the elements fans enjoy most with the band’s own evolving sound.
Cerulli said the album has more fast-paced material and only one notably sad or emotional track, compared with three or four on earlier releases. Its first three singles — “R.I.P.” featuring Skylar Grey, “Playing God” featuring Slipknot’s Corey Taylor, and “Afraid Of The Dark” — are said to broadly represent the record, which was made in New York and Los Angeles with Drew Fulk and Justin “JD” deBlieck.
In short
- “Decades” arrives on 17 July.
- Chris Motionless promises greater energy and fewer sombre songs.
- Singles feature Skylar Grey and Corey Taylor.
Explained simply
Motionless In White is an American rock band led by frontman Chris Motionless. The group is preparing to release a new album called "Decades" on 17 July through Roadrunner Records, representing a shift towards a more energetic and uplifting sound compared with their previous work.
"Decades" features faster-paced songs and fewer emotionally melancholic tracks than earlier releases, marking a notable change in their musical direction. Produced by Drew Fulk and Justin deBlieck and recorded across New York and Los Angeles, the album's first singles include collaborations with artists such as Skylar Grey and Corey Taylor of Slipknot.