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[itstheendheretoday]

has anyone else heard the rumors about 30stm coming out with a new album in 2012????  just wondering if its true or not.

[SpectralTiger]

Never heard this rumour. I heard a different one about 2012 though... something about the end of the world?  

[VanillaMintFusion]

21 Dec 2012. No wait that was the other thing indeed.

I seriously doubt they'll come out with an Album in 2012 considering it took at least 1.5 years to write/record the previous three. So screw it, I'll say the hated word. SOON.

[jaime014]

i have a feeling that it wont be as long as last time to release a new album, but then again who really knows. jared said artifact was going to be released early next eyar (yeah we've heard that before) i think they will do the tour dvd as well and then have a break, but for some reason it just feels like it wont be as long as usual.

[I.R.A]

i agree. I dont think it's going to be as long as last time. And if it does take that long, so the fans don't get bored waiting, unreleased songs will be great I'm all for it.

[Draco Rattus]

VanillaMintFusion, on 20 October 2011 - 01:29 PM, said:

I'll say the hated word. SOON.

*gasp*  Still your tongue!  I'm sure the next album will be out WAY ahead of schedule in 2024!

[VanillaMintFusion]

Now that sounds more like it ^^^

Who knows what will happen, I mean perhaps the EMI deal ends 2011 and they'll sign with a new label. New label, new CD. Might speed things up but knowing the guys I doubt it. I mean it's taken 3 years for Artifact to be finished, the Into the Wild DVD isn't finished, perhaps here too they're waiting for the EMI deal to finish?! I know plenty bands that managed in less time, yeah.

One of my other fave bands just signed with a new label as of 2012, they'll record it this spring, new CD planned for summer and tour for the fall. Now how's that for speed? They just rounded off their last tour for their last album...

[itstheendheretoday]

i didn't think it was true but i heard it was true a few times so i was just wondering.  i know they have a few new songs but not an entire new album.  

[bluehorizon]

VanillaMintFusion, on 20 October 2011 - 06:12 PM, said:

Who knows what will happen, I mean perhaps the EMI deal ends 2011 and they'll sign with a new label. New label, new CD. Might speed things up but knowing the guys I doubt it. I mean it's taken 3 years for Artifact to be finished, the Into the Wild DVD isn't finished, perhaps here too they're waiting for the EMI deal to finish?! I know plenty bands that managed in less time, yeah.

lol well right now Citigroup holds EMI defaulted loans until they sell it or break it into pieces.

The latest on bids are said to fall short of Citigroup expectations and needs.
http://www.nytimes.c...n-expected.html

Over a year ago there was discussion about breaking up Citigroup. Geitner wanted it Obama didn't. They sparred over the issue apparently.

[jaime014]

VanillaMintFusion, on 20 October 2011 - 06:12 PM, said:

Now that sounds more like it ^^^

Who knows what will happen, I mean perhaps the EMI deal ends 2011 and they'll sign with a new label. New label, new CD. Might speed things up but knowing the guys I doubt it. I mean it's taken 3 years for Artifact to be finished, the Into the Wild DVD isn't finished, perhaps here too they're waiting for the EMI deal to finish?! I know plenty bands that managed in less time, yeah.

One of my other fave bands just signed with a new label as of 2012, they'll record it this spring, new CD planned for summer and tour for the fall. Now how's that for speed? They just rounded off their last tour for their last album...

Yeah i was thinking the same about a new label, we can only hope its something like that

[AsperaAdAstra70]

Since they are always so full of surprises, which is fun and keeps people on their toes, nothing would surprise me! Just going on past history and common sense - I would say a year and a half at the minimum for a new album.  They obviously need time off from this tour - maybe to live a MARS free life for awhile, if that's possible for them. But, like they say, they need to strike while the iron is hot and it is soooooooo hot right now. Maybe they are waiting to release Artifact and other things to keep people interested while they break. They also may do a few "mini" tours. So here's my timeline:

Jan 2012 - May 2012 - Rest and have a real life. Jared makes a movie, Shannon gets engaged, Tomo gets pregnant.
February 2012 - Release Artifact
May 2012 - October 2012 - Get back to work on new material in the lab. Make a short film for NOTH.
June 2012 - Release DVD with ALL videos from every album, including new NOTH film.
October 2012 - Apr 2013 - Edit, edit, edit. Jared's movie is released, Shannon's engagement is off, Tomo has twin boys.
May 2013 - Album release.
July 2013 - New Tour!

[Colin]

Jared was talking about Artifact on the live chat with Rolling Stone (http://www.ustream.t...corded/18001939). He said it's a long project and that it will be released SOONER   And they're working on another movie, maybe a dvd of the tour, or it was just a part of artifact.

[Christie]

I never take what they say about releases seriously until we have a set date and even those get moved!  Like their books etc! Oh well never a dull moment! It'll happen when it happens!

[jaime014]

they are doing artifact and a live dvd of the tour and i think it might have previous tours on it as well because i remember someone asking if we would ever see footage of a certain show/tour they did early on and jared said we are working on a live tour dvd so maybe thats all in one. who knows

[piewacket]

With this band I have learned never believe anything till its in your hands  

[Mars_Soldier]

Whatever happens. I would like to part of the up coming album.  
IF thirty seconds to mars even decides make another album.

[bluehorizon]

The fact is
Every band needs financial backers to help promote, market and tour.
With EMI on the block the future is uncertain

[AmanitaVirosa]

Time to update this thread, yeah?

Thirty Seconds to Mars Pause Touring to Record New LP
Band will preview material with live broadcast from the studio

By Steve Baltin
April 22, 2012 1:30 PM ET

Jared Leto of 30 Seconds to Mars performs in Tinley Park, Illinois.Lyle A. Waisman/Getty ImagesShortly after Thirty Seconds to Mars wrapped the tour for their third album, This Is War, last December, word began to circulate that the group might call it quits. But the band's frontman Jared Leto tells Rolling Stone that there's no truth to the breakup rumors. "We are excitedly working in the studio," says Leto. "I have been working quietly and without much fanfare, but I've been writing and recording constantly, really crafting the future sound of Thirty Seconds to Mars."

Leto says he's already written 50 songs and that the band is eyeing collaborations with several producers and artists including M83's Morgan Kibby, who joined them in the studio the other day. "She came by and was playing some synths and doing some programming," says Leto. "She's a real talent. We're working with some interesting people."

Leto credits the band's "Hurricane" track with Kanye West, off This Is War, with opening the door for future collaborations. "Working with Kanye was the very first time that I ever invited an artist and worked with an artist on a Thirty Seconds to Mars song," says Leto. "That was really exciting and a really creative experience." Leto now has his sights set on another hip-hop giant. "I'd love to do something with Eminem. That would be pretty mind-blowing," Leto says. Also on his wish list of collaborators: Björk, the Cure's Robert Smith and Sigur Rós, among others. "There are a lot of artists that I really admire out there."

Leto's attention is focused squarely on the studio this year. So much so, the band turned down an offer to play the prestigious Hyde Park in London, where Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and Soundgarden are all headlining this year. But after playing 311 shows in support of This Is War – a sum that earned the band a nod in the Guinness Book of World Records for the longest consecutive rock tour – Thirty Seconds to Mars are taking a deserved respite from the road. The short-term break is what first led to speculation over a permanent split.

"We really didn't know what the future was, and rather than make it up, we didn't want to commit to anything," Leto explains. "We knew we were gonna have a significant break. We're not gonna do any touring the entire year of 2012."

They won't be completely hidden away, however. The band will broadcast a live performance from their recording studio on April 27th via VyRT.net, Leto's new website. They'll play some familiar songs acoustic and preview the new material as well as answer fan questions. "What we do is, we sell individual digital tickets to live events and broadcast them online in a social theater," Leto explains. "I really started it because there was a very special show that we had towards the end of our two-and-a-half year tour. We wanted to broadcast the show in a really high-quality social way, but when we started to look around, there wasn't really a company out there that we could use to share this event. So I started the company.

While VyRT is treading carefully in the early stages, Leto has had conversations with several other artists about using the technology, and he envisions a big expansion down the road. "We're actually saying to artists, 'You can be in control. You can plan and develop a show yourself, and it can be traditional or non-traditional,'" says Leto. "Essentially this is a platform for anything and everything live that people want to share in a social theater."
http://www.rollingst...new-lp-20120422

[Eon]

I think the new album will be at 2013 as soon (very soon). They need time to made it.

Personally, I don't like the idea about a song with Eminem :S

[shannon leto's lezbean]

Eon, on 25 April 2012 - 06:28 AM, said:

I think the new album will be at 2013 as soon (very soon). They need time to made it.

Personally, I don't like the idea about a song with Eminem :S

i just hope it isn't as generically annoying as that song he did with rhianna, lol. eminem isn't terrible to collaborate with, it just has to be done right. anyone remember when he did that duet with elton john and everyone was so skeptical but it turned out great? who would've put them together? (hint: someone who knew how to make it work)