Notícias sobre o novo álbum!

Even in Death escreveu:OH MY GOD. EU ESTIVE COM A LÁGRIMA NO OLHO DE ALEGRIA E EMOÇÃO AO VER / OUVIR ISTO. MAIS QUE PERFEITO. MAIS QUE PERFEITO *.* A MINHA QUERIDA AMY AO PIANO...OH GOD MEU IDOLO. AMEI O SOM AO PIANO. LINDO LINDO LINDO LINDO LINDO LINDO.

P.S :escrevi em caps lock para mostrar tamanha felicidade *.* *.* oh god que emoção. please tudo o que encontrares de novo poe aqui *.*

É tão bom ouvir / ver a QUERIDA AMY LEE a tocar piano. É tão bom saber que vai haver piano no album novo. Ao que parece vai haver também harpa. Dito pela amy, ela tem estado a aprender a tocar harpa e quer pôr isso no album. É tão bom *.*

Evadd escreveu:Parece-me bem. Eles sempre tiveram uma vertente ligeiramente electrónica e as influências que tomam são algumas das bandas que mais gosto, Portishead, Depeche Mode, MGMT, até mesmo Massive Attack e CSS. Odeio é La Roux e espero mesmo que a Amy esqueça isso.

Hey guys,
I wanted to fill you in on what's been going on.
We've taken some time out of the studio to get our heads into the right creative space, work on the songs and even write some more music. Terry and I spent a little time together this month working in Jacksonville, kinda like we did before we recorded The Open Door, and the whole band is getting together to jam this week. My record label has been going through some very uncertain times, as are many record labels, and that's made things a little unclear....we really want to make sure the whole machine is working together when it's time to put out the album. We are focusing on what we do best: making music. We'll be back in the studio recording the album soon enough. I think that it can only be stronger for this extra time we're putting into it, and we will all be better for the hurdles in the end. Thank you, again and always, for being such patient and loyal fans- I believe in this music and I can't wait to share it with you.

love,
Amy

In a Spin Magazine interview [1] Amy announced the name of a song to be on the third full length Album for the band.

"Hi-Lo." It's a working title. It's going in an electro-pop direction -- there are no organic instruments. It's a Portishead or Massive Attack direction, and lyrically it's about moving on, but in a very non-confrontational, non-angry way. It's just, "Hey, everything that happened, I'm over it and I'm not mad at you."

Amy Lee revealed on Steve Lillywhite's Radio Show, that one of the songs they were working on is called You've Got A Lot To Learn.[1]

It's not yet known if it is a working title or if it will be the official name.

Written and performed by Amy Lee at the NMPA (National Music Publishers Association) meeting in New York after she received the 2008 Songwriter Icon Award by NMPA. It was also performed by Amy and Terry Balsamo at the 2009 Lyrics and Legends concert in Nashville.

According to EvanescenceVille[1], the song was described as being about love that cannot work.

It was rumored that the song may be called "Wait Forever", but the Evanescence Website confirmed that "Your Love" is the correct name from a very reliable source:

We have been informed from a very reliable source that Amy DID PERFORM A NEW SONG at the Songwriter Icon Award... The song is called YOUR LOVE and it's a song Amy recently wrote! What can we say... WE ARE SO DAMN CURIOUS TO HEAR IT!!! Thanks again, you know who you are!!


When asked through e-mail when the season two episodes of Legends and Lyrics will start airing (the season in which Amy Lee was featured), Hallie Mitchell of Legends and Lyrics responded that season two will start airing during the fall. This episode (containing "Your Love") will be featured in the Season Two DVD of Legends and Lyrics, which is presumably scheduled for a release at the end of May 2010.

The song is described by a member of Evanescencewebsite.com who attended the Legend and Lyrics as:

For Amy’s final song of the evening, it was a surprise and an honor to be privy to her new song, one that had not yet been performed for a public audience. From the first few notes and syllables uttered, Lee held the crowd, including Gavin DeGraw and Dwight Yoakam, in the palm of her hand. The piece, entitled Your Love, was described as being about love that cannot work. It took a few moments for the spell to wear off once the song was over.
It is reported that "Your Love" is a working title for the song.



The song is to be featured on the upcoming third album along with "You've Got A Lot To Learn" and "Hi-Lo".

Even in Death escreveu:Não tem havido mais noticias sobre como está o novo album??? Porraaaaaaaa

Even in Death escreveu:Pois as fotos eu ja as tenho...Mas isso de venderam a Wind-Up é bom ou mau??

The key word for goth-pop outfit Evanescence's long-awaited comeback album, due this fall, is a bit unexpected. It's not "angsty" or "ominous" or "heavy."

"The record is fun — and that's a totally new thing for us," singer Amy Lee, 29, tells SPIN. "When I listen to our old music I see that's where I was in my life at that time. This has been a long trip and parts have been hard. But it's about not taking everything so seriously this time."

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Since starting out in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1995, the band has been defined by drama, both onstage and off. There was the messy departure of co-founding songwriter Ben Moody in 2003 and then the even messier firing of drummer Rocky Gray and guitarist John LeComp in 2007, leading to rumors that Lee was iron-fisted in her leadership of the band, which, by then, consisted almost entirely of newly-hired hands. In fact, more than 10 different musicians have played in Evanescence; Lee is the only constant.

Last spring, after a much-needed break following the release of their second album, 2006's five-million-selling The Open Door, Evanescence entered a New York City studio with production vet Steve Lillywhite (U2, Rolling Stones) to record a collection of experimental, electro-leaning songs that Lee then told SPIN were influenced by Massive Attack and Portishead. Then the problems started… again.

"It wasn't coming together right," Lee says. "Steve wasn't the right fit. We were on this experimental trip, trying a bunch of new things, seeing what would fit. I did a lot of the writing without the band. And then when we tried to pull the two worlds together, it wasn't working."

Evanescence stopped the sessions, and for a time their future was uncertain. Lee says she "didn't know what was going to happen, if we were going to be making a record again."

Then Evanescence, the group of hired guns led by the vision of Lee, became a real working band. Lee, guitarist Terry Balsamo, bassist Tim McCord, drummer Will Hunt, and programmer Will "Science" Hunt (yes, both guys share the same name) moved in with Lee and began re-working her songs and writing new material together.

"I've never felt so supported by my band members," says Lee. "We've really relied on each other. And everyone being a part of this album, from the ground up, is an entirely new approach for us. There's nobody that's just coming in to play guitar. Everybody's invested. We're more truly a band now than ever before."

She adds, "We took the best songs we had, added more, and reworked them as a group. They're stronger than before… when it was more one-dimensional."

With 19 tunes, the band reentered the studio this month, but this time with rock producer Nick Rasculinecz. "My favorite records that came out recently were from Alice in Chains and the Deftones -- and he produced both," says Lee. "We love working with him -- he makes it so fun.

"Writing with the band and working with a heavy rock producer has made it more of a rock record," she says. "It's Evanescence, but with all these new sounds," including synths and vintage keyboards like the Moog Taurus Pedal.

Lee wrote a handful of the new tracks on harp, including the ballad "Secret Door" and "My Heart is Broken." Another track, "Oceans," "starts with a big, low synth and a vocal, then the band kicks in," says Lee. "It's big and lush. We've been having a lot of fun playing that one especially."

There are a variety of lyrical subjects on the album. "I get inspired by nature," says Lee. "The ocean's been a theme. Brokenness has become a little bit of theme, without necessarily offering a solution."

She adds: "Life can be tough sometimes. But I think it just starts with admitting, 'Okay, the world's not perfect, how do we live our lives within that and not be miserable?'

"There was some real struggle trying to figure out what I want this band to be. I want Evanescence to feel passionate. It's about looking for the answers and not always knowing them."

LC Lithium escreveu:A Amy Lee anunciou no twitter que o novo álbum estará cá fora dia 4 de Outubro de 2011!