MTLEY CRE: Audio Samples Of Entire New Album Available

May 25, 2008

Short audio samples of all 13 tracks that are set to appear on MTLEY CRE's forthcoming album, "Saints of Los Angeles", are available on Amazon.com.

MTLEY CRE headed back into the studio earlier in the month to record another song for "Saints of Los Angeles". As a result, the disc's release date had to be pushed back from June 17 to June 24. Bassist Nikki Sixx said in a statement that the idea for the new song, entitled "Goin'Out Swingin'", came about before the group's recent press conference, in which it announced this summer's "Cre Fest" tour with PAPA ROACH, BUCKCHERRY, TRAPT and SIXX: A.M.Sixx explained, "Before our performance at the press conference, we were firing on all cylinders at sound check just jamming out, and that's when the new idea came. We quickly laid it down and went to the studio to record it, and liked it so much we pushed back the release one week so that we could get it onto the album it now has 13 tracks. It's the ultimate song to end the record with and begin the new chapter of our career."

According to Amazon.com, "Saints of Los Angeles" will feature the following track listing:

01. L.A.M.F.
02. Face Down In The Dirt
03. What's It Gonna Take
04. Down At The Whisky
05. Saints Of Los Angeles
06. Mutherfucker Of The Year
07. The Animal In Me
08. Welcome To The Machine
09. Just Another Psycho
10. Chicks = Trouble
11. This Ain't A Love Song
12. White Trash Circus
13. Goin' Out Swingin'

The album is loosely based on the band's memoir, "The Dirt", which was published in 2001. The CD will be the first to feature all four original members of the CRE since 1997's "Generation Swine".

"Cre Fest" will kick off on July 1 in West Palm Beach, Florida, hitting 40 cities before wrapping up in late August.

Watch the official video for "Saints of Los Angeles" (the song) below.

(Thanks: James)

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