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Chris Cornell to Exclusively Streaming New Album On MySpace for 2 Days Only

  • March 3, 2009
  • by Rob Rockitt
  • · Entertainment · Hard Rock Music · Hard Rock News · Music

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With one week until record release, CHRIS CORNELL is giving his fans the opportunity to hear the album as it was intended-in full.  Cornell will be streaming his anticipated 3rd solo album, Scream, produced by Timbaland, on MySpace for 48 hours starting at 12pm EST today, March 3rd till 12pm EST Thursday, March 5th.

Scream is a seamless work. Timbaland makes inventive use of Cornell’s soaring melodies and incisive lyrics, setting his intense vocal performances against a lush, expressive soundscape and irresistible stutter-step beats. The inventive new work looks to spearhead a brave new world of cross-genre collaboration.

The 13-track album is due out on March 10th via Interscope/Mosley Music. Chris is currently on tour in Europe and will kick off his multi-city US tour on March 28th in Dallas, TX. Scream showcases a new, seductive sound – dark, multi-layered and full of puzzles and surprises. The songs bring a new cinematic scope to Cornell’s performances, with potent visual imagery echoing the non-stop musical assault from his internationally acclaimed live band. “Musically, this is the most ambitious thing I’ve been a part of.  It’s almost like a movie soundtrack,” says Cornell, who while on tour will also be playing other music from throughout his two-decade, 14-album career.

Out of a seemingly unlikely collaboration, comes an instantly familiar sound which defies genre’s and pushes the envelope of sound.

Chris Cornell MySpace link: http://www.myspace.com/chriscornell

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  1. Marcelo March 4, 2009 · Reply

    TO anyone familiar with Cornell body of work, this is awful in so many levels..
    here’s no “cross-genre” collaboration here ,as the PR want you to believe.
    There’s only a ridiculous switch from rock to lame pop/hip-hop here. You can hardly hear guitars in the whole album.
    That cover says it all.. Smash that shit and hire some dancers.

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