Linkin Park is celebrating the twentieth anniversary of their second album Meteora by releasing a beforehand unreleased music referred to as “Misplaced,” after all that includes the lead vocals of the late Chester Bennington.
“‘Misplaced,’ a brand new, never-before-heard music from the Meteora archives,” wrote the band on Twitter Monday, sharing a snippet of the soon-to-be-released music, which options Bennington’s vocals as he sings: “‘Trigger after I’m alone, I’m misplaced in these recollections, dwelling behind my phantasm.”
The rock band had beforehand shared a countdown to their web site, which expired on Feb. 1, when it was changed by a puzzle the place followers may search for clues because the what’s to return. The lead-up, followers consider, will result in the re-release of Meteora. “What’s this?” the band teased on Instagram.
Linkin Park has been recognized for revisiting their outdated music: in 2020, they reissued their debut album Hybrid Principle with unreleased songs, and final yr dropped a deluxe model of 2007’s Minutes to Midnight. The group has been on hiatus since Bennington’s demise in 2017.
There was no indication that the group plans to reunite, however again in Might, the group shared an Instagram submit the place they introduced that the group “start sharing somewhat extra recurrently” with followers.
“There’s no concrete plan, however that’s what we like about it,” the group wrote on Instagram, teasing a “Notes from the Band,” which would come with “tiny snapshots into our every day misadventures.”
Linkin Park launched their nu metallic sophomore LP Meteora again in 2003, that includes songs like “Numb,” “Someplace I Belong,” and “Faint.” The monitor “Session” was nominated for a Grammy Award in 2004. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.