Deftones have just released their debut video for Gore’s first single – Prayers/Triangles – check the video below.

Check Rolling Stone’s exclusive behind the scenes video of Deftones’ upcoming music video for ‘Prayers/Triangles’ here:

Deftones’ upcoming album is set to be released on April 8th 2016. You can pre-order the album HERE.

The tracklist of the generic CD to be sold worldwide will be the following one:

1.Prayers/Triangles

2.Acid Hologram

3.Doomed User

4.Geometric Headdress

5.Hearts/Wires

6.Pittura Infamante

7.Xenon

8.(L)Mirl

9.Gore

10.Phantom Bride

11.Rubicon

Deftones just released their first single as an audio video on Youtube. “Prayers/Triangles” will be on Deftones’ upcoming album “Gore” to be released on April 8th 2016.

from: www.theprp.com

“The guy [Matt Hyde] who started—who recorded the record with us—had mixed it, but at the time, we had finished the record and then we went and started doing some shows. So we weren’t around while it was being mixed.

So, when we got off tour we listened to it and went ‘ahh, let’s try something else’—so we tried someone else, who was great, but didn’t record the record. So there was a lot of the nuance and things from the recording that were missing. So we ended up going back with Matt Hyde, who initially recorded the record.”

As recently confirmed by guitarist Stephen Carpenter, the album is now headed for an April 08th release date. Thus far the band have announced some dates behind it, including this Texan tour.

Back in March, Deftones visited Austin, TX for a sold out show, here’s a great video with backstage footage with the band.

The latest installment of Backstage Austin features the melodic, metal, musical-giants of rock: Deftones. The notoriously private band granted Backstage Austin all access to their recent show at ACL Live at the Moody Theater. Before the band played to the sold-out crowd, they discussed their love for Texas, and the secret to their 20 plus year success. Only Backstage Austin brings you along for Deftones’ sound check, takes you into the dressing room, and delivers a candid interview with one of rock music’s most interesting bands.