Papa Roach reveals new album title

PAPA ROACH has "Days of War, Nights of Love" as the title of his new album, tentatively due before the end of the year. Jay Baumgardner, a veteran producer and head of NRG Studios, have been exploited to produce and mix the CD, which will be recorded later this spring. PAPA ROACH returns to its roots with Baumgardner, and seeks to replicate the energy is met for the first group album, "Infest," which remains the group's best-selling album to date, with nearly 3.5 million copies sold.

PAPA ROACH recently split permanently for a long time with the drummer Dave Buckner, according to a message posted by, Jacoby Shaddix. The singer wrote, "We are witnessing many changes at this time ... Change is a good thing - it keeps things fresh. Y'all For whom do not know, we had to split with Dave, our drummer. He was one of the hardest things we have ever had to make. He's taking this time for his life together. We are still friends and still talk on a regular basis. The road is a difficult place to live, and if you are falling apart, you destroy. He will be missed. "

Buckner first left the group on tour last spring, entering rehabilitation to cope with the problems of addiction. He returned during the summer, but left again later in the year. Shaddix told The pulse of radio than go back on tour was not the best thing for the drummer. "Really, the road is not a place to heal, you know what I say?" Has he said. "It's like the road is, if you are not in good health, it will not make you better, you know what I am saying. And yes, for him, he just simply go a few steps away, Le you know, so ... The show must go on. "

UNWRITTEN LAW drummer Tony Palermo met for Buckner on tour, but it is not clear whether he will become a full member of PAPA ROACH.

Shaddix has also stated in his message that PAPA ROACH will head back to the Paramour Mansion in Los Angeles to begin writing his new album. The group wrote and recorded his last effort, 2006's "The Paramour Sessions" at the same location.