ALICE IN CHAINS bassist Mike Inez has revealed in a new interview with Framus & Warwick that the band has returned to the studio to begin work on the long-awaited follow-up to 2013’s “The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here” album.
“Today I’m leaving this studio,” where the interview took place, “and going to another studio, and I’m gonna make a bunch of racket,” Inez said during the chat.
“Yeah, we’re hard at work,” he continued. “We’re always doing something — I mean, it’s just what we do. We just play, and usually everything else will come together.
“We used to worry about the label, or the management and… The band has turned into a… It’s a business, you know, and there’s a lot going on [on the] business [end of it]. So when we go into these studios, this is kind of like our clubhouse, this is the place that we go, and we try not to make this business. This is fun, and we try to make our work environment fun for each other.”
“Today is actually our first day, and I’m already late, ’cause I’m here talking to you [laughs], so it shows you how professional we still are.”
Read more and see the interview at blabbermouth.net