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A store exclusive: this perfect-bound book runs 24 pages plus the cover and gathers photos the band shot themselves while making the album. A removable private music CD sits fixed to the inside back cover.
The run is limited to 5,000 copies worldwide, and the book measures 7" x 10.25".
Nine studio albums in, Deftones have kept an identity that's ferocious and dreamlike at once, always with room for refinement and surprise. Decades past the groove-forward debut Adrenaline, and after a run of masterpieces that takes in 2000's White Pony, 2010's Diamond Eyes and 2020's Ohms — the record that brought them their second and third Grammy nominations — they come back with private music, one of the most focused statements of their career. Producer Nick Raskulinecz joins the core of Chino Moreno, Stephen Carpenter, Abe Cunningham and Frank Delgado, plus touring bassist Fred Sablan, who plays on the album; Raskulinecz had already worked on Diamond Eyes and 2012's Koi No Yokan. What came out of it is a lean, masterfully paced 11-song set that plays like a new benchmark for the band. The songs dwell on nature's beauty and its danger, on the work of building a positive mindset, and on visions of a journey past the physical realm. A psychedelic voyage on one hand, a skull-rattling wallop on the other.
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