Sounds Like TOOL’s Vinyl Reissues Of Their Old Albums Are Coming Soon

Method again in 2017 earlier than Worry Inoculum, a Reddior named Josh launched a Change.org petition for Tool to remaster their again catalog and launch all of it on vinyl. Tool drummer Danny Carey responded to Josh in an e mail saying “The petition will not actually matter. We’re already within the technique of remastering all of our albums for launch on vinyl within the close to future.” Now it appears these remasters are coming quickly.

In an interview with Rick Beato, Carey was requested what the perfect sounding Tool tune is in his opinion. Carey replied with two songs from the Ænima remaster, which has but to be introduced. Given the best way Carey talks about listening to it on vinyl, it looks as if the remasters could be arriving quickly?

“We simply remastered Ænima the album,” stated Carey. “‘Stinkfist’ and ‘Eulogy’ each sound unimaginable on that. The low finish, the best way issues are sit collectively and all that – these are two of my favorites, that caught out. I believe it could be simply because I not too long ago heard it on the 180g vinyl. I used to be like ‘oh my God.’ I forgot how good it sounded. I hadn’t heard it in an analog type in ages.”

I do know what you are pondering – “quickly” in Tool years could be a whereas. But when Carey really has a check urgent of Ænima, we won’t be that far off from the reissues. As for brand new Tool materials, who is aware of! Tool bassist Justin Chancellor stated in a latest interview with Metallic Hammer that the band would favor to not take one other 13 years between data.

“Danny Carey is 62 now, so there isn’t any considered taking 13 years if we’re gonna do it. We’re gonna must be extra environment friendly, and we have been speaking of ways in which we will do this. Possibly take a leaf out of how me and Peter work with MTVoid – as a substitute of watching one another going ‘Come on! Get it out of ya!’ perhaps we may do a bit extra at dwelling. We’ll see!”

Chancellor did reveal that Tool began writing in earnest, with periods underway earlier than their present tour. They plan to “dive again in” after wrapping up the European leg later this yr.

“We put somewhat work in earlier than this tour. We gave it a stab for a few months. We ended up compiling all of the concepts we had; usually after we do this we begin writing fairly quickly after, however we had loads of stuff developing, so we did not dive all the best way in. After we’re finished with Europe, we’re gonna dive again in in the course of the second half of the yr.”