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Megadeth Signs With BLKIIBLK Records Ahead Of New Album Release

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Last updated: 2025/03/07 at 2:25 PM
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Blabbermouth reports that Megadeth has departed from Universal Records and signed with Frontiers Label Group’s imprint BLKIIBLK. The band’s strategic move coincides with their preparations to release an upcoming album through the new label partnership.

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“When I first met Tom Lipsky and Bob Chiappardi back in the day, I had no idea we would be working together again so many years in the future,” Dave Mustaine said. “I look forward to working with Serafino and the team in Italy and I can’t wait for the fans to hear the songs from our new record.”

The legendary thrash metal band’s unexpected label change signals a new chapter in their storied career.

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New Album Development

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Impericon Magazine reveals that Megadeth is creating new material. The band aims to release the album in 2025.

The band’s creative process focuses on gathering individual riff ideas. These ideas are later refined and combined under Dave Mustaine’s direction.

New Lineup Changes

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Metal Injection highlights that this upcoming album will be the first to feature guitarist Teemu Mäntysaari. He joined the band in 2023 as Kiko Loureiro’s replacement.

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Mäntysaari’s addition brings fresh energy to the band’s sound. The new lineup maintains Megadeth’s signature style while exploring new musical territory.

Recent Success

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Loudwire notes growing anticipation for the new album. This excitement builds on their previous success.

Their 2022 release ‘The Sick, the Dying… and the Dead!’ set a high standard for the band. This achievement makes their label change and upcoming album particularly meaningful for both the band and their fans.

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