AC/DC back in recording studio
Freshly House of York -- AC/DC is recording its kickoff studio record album in eight
years with producer Brendan Edna O'Brien. No release date has so far been
announced for the Columbia project.
The news came via a Web post from Supersuckers frontman Eddie
Spaghetti, world Health Organization said his possess band's album is beingness delayed because
of O'Brien locomotive engineer Billy Bowers' work with AC/DC. Bowers is
producing the Supersuckers' as-yet-untitled disc.
"(Bowers) wants to make just about eleventh hour tweaks and, easily, he can't
correctly now," Spaghetti wrote. "He's been detained by a little
Australian band called, uh, AC/DC."
AC/DC is expected to tour in support of the record album, with dates to be
announced.
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