DEF LEPPARD announces new album for early 2015

During an interview with the media "Death and Taxes", Vivian Campbell, guitarist for Def Leppard, gave details about the focus of the songs and the recording process of the new album by the band-lived. The album should be released in early 2015. These were some of his statements: It is the first time in many years, since we did "Slang", we will try to record again this way. Rick [Allen, drummer] will play an acoustic kit and will play in real time. People have been doing so for 50 years, but this is DEF LEPPARD new and exciting to go and burn as a real band.

Usually, we recorded a battery, a man at once, very slow, methodical and boring. But LEPPARD is a great-great live band, and when we play live, there is a real dynamic sense that we get when we are building songs slowly. So we are very happy about this ... We will not deliver the new album made this year, but hope to get to do a song or two or three over the next couple of months. Before this interview Campbell, guitarist Phil Collins had advanced to the magazine "Rolling Stone" that the idea of the band is to make an EP and also a "long-term". He also said that they have been working in Dublin, in the study of singer Joe Elliott, and now have 5 or 6 songs ready, and hope to have a dozen by the end of the process. With respect to a departure of this material,