AC/DC's new album will be dedicated to Malcolm Young
According to JAM Magazine AC/DC album will feature recordings made by brothers Angus and Malcolm Young in 2003 on all the songs.
The brothers lived together between the releases of the albums Stiff Upper Lip and Black Ice and composed hundreds of songs. Some of them were recorded and will be used on the new album.
Phil Rudd , Cliff Williams , and Brian Johnson are helping Angus choose which songs will be used on the album and which recordings of Malcolm should be included.
The new album will be dedicated to Malcolm Young, who passed away in November 2017.
Last month, began circulating that AC/DC had entered the studio photos of the band members at Warehouse Studios were released .
The studio in Vancouver was used to record AC/DC's last 3 albums.
The full article from JAM Magazine can be read below and states:
"We've heard from a reliable source within AC/DC that Angus Young is working on a new album that will be dedicated to his brother, the late Malcolm Young.".
The coolest part: the new recordings will include Malcolm Young playing guitar on ALL THE SONGS!
Five years before AC/DC's 15th studio album, Black Ice , Angus and Malcolm Young lived together and wrote hundreds of songs, many of which were recorded and kept unreleased until now.
Angus decided to select the best tracks from these recordings and is now in the studio recording and mixing with his bandmates Phil Rudd, Cliff Williams, and yes, Brian Johnson on vocals.
We still don't know when the release date will be announced. But this should get all the most die-hard AC/DC fans very excited!
