Dave Mustaine reveals there is only one song left to upcoming Megadeth album
Megadeth vocalist Dave Mustaine reveals there is only one song left for the upcoming album. This upcoming album almost finished and follow-up to 2016’s “Dystopia” record.
In November, we make news about the upcoming MEGADETH album release in 2021 according to Dave Mustaine. Also, he recently shared to rid of his throat cancer on his social media accounts. Again, he talks about the new album’s vocalist recording sessions. We also don’t know the album title but we can update this when we heard the album title, certain release date, or any new details.
For the latest music album, Megadeth won the “Best Metal Performance” category prize at the Grammy Awards in 2017.
During a new episode of Gimme Radio program’s “The Dave Mustaine Show” program, Dave Mustaine gives an update about the upcoming MEGADETH album:
“Thankfully, my partner is coming back out to Nashville, and we’re gonna be commencing on some guitar tracks and solos and some ear candy to wrap all that up. We’ve got probably about another… I’ve got one song left to sing, and then another song I’ve got one sentence that I’ve gotta finish. Other than that, all the vocals are done on this record, and it’ll be time to focus now on background vocals and the remaining stuff with solos and, as we say… I know I’ve said it so many times — ‘ear candy.’
For you guys that don’t know what that is, it’s just what it sounds like — it’s sticky, sappy, syrupy crap people put on records that help to — I don’t know — make the song sound better. When you’re thinking about AC/DC, you don’t usually think about percussion.”
However, in the previous interview, he talked about the during another episode of his Gimme Radio program “The Dave Mustaine Show” that he had just received “a really cool lyric” from MEGADETH’s David Ellefson that he was planning to turn into new music. In addition to that, Mustaine said that the album will include an as-yet-undisclosed cover song. You can watch the entire episode here.
