Paramore will be performing at SXSW on March 13th as part of The Warner Sound Captured By Nikon. The performance will also be streaming on YouTube. Additionally, the band's first three albums have been mastered for iTunes; pick them up here. Lastly, they are scheduled to appear on Jimmy Kimmel Live on April 11th and Conan on April 30th, with additional TV appearances to be announced.
Looks like Paramore's upcoming self-titled album will be clocking in at 64 minutes long, with the final track nearing eight minutes. That's a lotta bang for your buck.
Paramore fans have discovered that "Tell Me It's Okay", "Native Tongue" and "Escape Route" appear to be the b-sides from their upcoming album.
For more information check out www.warnerchappell.com and search Hayley Williams, you must have an account to look at the records. You will see the songs and you can see it was cowritten by the producer Justen Mendel Johnson, so these songs were indeed written during the most recent writing session.
Track Listing
01) Fast In My Car
02) Now
03) Grow Up
04) Daydreaming
05) interlude: Moving On
06) Ain't It Fun
07) Part II
08) Last Hope
09) Still Into You
10) Anklebiters
11) interlude: Holiday
12) Proof
13) Hate To See Your Heart Break
14) One Of Those (Crazy Girls)
15) interlude: I'm Not Angry Anymore
16) Be Alone
17) Future
Paramore are shooting their music video for "Now" today. The band's new single drops next Tuesday. Be sure to check out our interview with Hayley if you haven't already.
In the replies you can view the artwork for Paramore's upcoming single "Now." Some of you may say "why is this news?" but honestly we're just excited to hear this jam. It will hit our ears on January 22nd.
I was lucky enough to get to ask Hayley Williams some questions about Paramore's upcoming Self-Titled album which drops in a few months. We talked about the sound of the new album, the band's rocky past three years and more.
I'm going to be interviewing Hayley Williams of Paramore this week. So if you have any questions you'd like me to ask, leave them in the replies and I'll try and work them in!
Paramore and Ryan Russell are teaming up to offer a four-pack of photos with all the proceeds going to Hurricane Sandy relief. They are available here.
Zac Farro has talked to NME about his split from Paramore. Although, after reading the page -- I'm not really sure if there's anything all that new or interesting here.
The producer of Paramore's new album talked a little about his process in a new interview, stating the band doesn't "need to be a pop-punk band anymore" and "All I’m really trying to say is that we’re not trying to deliberately lose their natural commerciality. I am here to articulate their vision for a step of growth. I’m not afraid to put a guitar through a modular synth, for instance. I want the album to sound very visceral and a little bit less locked down and computerized—more 1981 than 2012, with a nod to 2016. Humans playing textural sounds that can still be heavy and fast, but also shaded."
