New album from Tokio Hotel is called “humanoid”
© 20.7.2009 – 10:14 clock

Hamburg (dpa) – The fans of Tokio Hotel do not have to wait much longer: The new album of the Magdeburger Teenie-rocker comes in the first week of October, and is called “Humanoid”. The band informed manager David Jost Deutsche Presse-Agentur dpa with.

“Bill (Kaulitz) wanted the new album around the world just a name,” said Jost. The word “humanoid” is the science-fiction and language is taken from anthropoid.

The first two album of the internationally successful musicians got for the English market is still another name: “Scream” for the first album “Schrei”, which came out in September 2005, and “Room 483″ for “Room 483″ dated February 2007.

To include Tokio Hotel singer Bill Kaulitz (19) his twin brother Tom Kaulitz (guitar), drummer Gustav Schäfer (20) and bassist Georg Listing (22). The band has in recent years become a German export hit moulted their songs stormed the charts in several countries.

According to prices in the home ( “Golden Tuning Fork”, “Echo”, “Golden Camera”) followed by 2008 of the International triumphant: The musicians were the best young band at the MTV Video Music Awards in the U.S., acknowledged as the first German group at the MTV Latin America Awards and won for best live band at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

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The Bravo Editor-on-Chief was allowed to hear the new songs.

BRAVO-chief Tom Junkersdorf: “Only so much – wow, what a great sound! So much power, so new, so international and unexpectedly different. This has nothing to do with Durch Den Monsun. I am totally surprised at how the band has evolved musically and what they dared!”

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Currently the guys tinkering in Hamburg on their new Album. TH-Producer David Jost said the BRAVO: “At the moment, we hope the work on the album within the next six weeks to finish. But with a publication will probably not before late spring. ”

For a time, we must still wait. But nice to hear that Bill, Tom, Georg and Gustav are back to their German fans concentrate.

The four did not want more on the long flights abroad. “They are happy about every day, they can spend at home,” said David Jost.

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Some days, I am so excited about the new album that I can hardly sit still.

Here’s a link to the myspace blog.

Hamburg (AP) New album by „Tokio Hotel“ shall be released until the beginning of June

Hamburg (ap) The new album by “Tokio Hotel” is expected to be on the market at the end of May or the beginning of June. “If Bill doesn`t come with more song ideas, then we`ll finish the album-production hopefully in the next six weeks”, producer David Jost said to the news-agency AP. Actually the song-writing was finished:”But now Bill and Tom have written two new songs last week”

Singer Bill Kaulitz and his twin-brother Tom have recorded their own demos of the songs in their little home-studio in their apartement in Berlin and sent them then to Los Angeles, where the album is mixed at present.

“As the band traveled so much in the last three years and lived out of a suitcase, they are happy about every day, they can spend at home in Germany”, the manager of the Kaulitz-brothers said, who became famous with the song “Durch den Monsun” and rank now at one of the most successful German rockbands.

So the songs were reworked in a three hour video-conference, and Bill have sung them in a studio in Hamburg. Via ISDN they were recorded then in Los Angeles, Jost explained.

We have no clue what ISDN means. Do you?

Oh, ISDN = In a videoconference, ISDN provides simultaneous voice, video, and text transmission between individual desktop videoconferencing systems and group (room) videoconferencing systems.

So far, Christy said the German group has laid down tracks at two different Los Angeles studios with the Matrix and with their own in-house production team over the past few months, with a mix that includes very “strong, anthem-y” songs with a dark edge and “lots of guitars.”

Spock said he can’t recall the last time he worked with a singer who had as much star quality as TH leader Bill Kaulitz. “The music business really needs Tokio Hotel right now,” Spock said. “They’re reviving that image of what a rock star is. … Their writing has developed massively, and we’re experimenting a bit with some Depeche Mode influence. … It doesn’t sound like anything else out there right now. People don’t want to hear a bunch of 808s and Auto-Tuned vocals. They want the real stuff.”

LOTS OF GUITARS!

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“Tokio Hotel” for four MTV Latin Music Awards nomination. The German band could be in October, for example, with the prize in the category “Newcomer of the Year”.

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So strong is their new album! Bill bubbles from new ideas. It is truly rocking …

Tokio Hotel will be going back into the Studio

Screech! Nix with a vacation by the sea: after their U.S. tour Tokio Hotel dives into the studio in order to slave with their new album that will be released at the beginning of 2009 and which will be rockier.

For the four boys from Magdeburg there is no time to rest. On their U.S. tour they just make the kids in America scream. And after the MTV Awards ceremony in Los Angeles in September, where they are nominated next to Britney Spears for the best video and nominated as best newcomer, it will be home and into the studio.

There is already enough material for the third TH-album. “Bill has been coming with new song ideas for months,” says their manager David Jost. “He uses every spare minute to write songs.”

Tokio Hotel plans to make the record even harder than the previous albums.
“We will be recording the album in both the German and English versions,” says Jost. The German version will be publiced from January to March 2009 and the English one a little later in the United States.

Jost: “There are also some German sung songs on it.”

Christmas should all be ready. Only then may Tokio Hotel have a vacation. Jost: “They will probably fly back to some postcard island.” The last vacation the band spent in the Maldives.

Source : http://www.berlinonline.de/berliner-kurier/print/nachrichten/230979.html