Crosses ††† Sign with Sumerian Records; New EP Expected Out in October

by | Sep 3, 2013

Crosses ††† (Deftones, Far) have inked a deal with Sumerian Records.

Frontman Chino Moreno told Noisey that the band’s third EP is expected out sometime in October. He’s also been busy with some other projects.

He said, “I’ve also been working with [Stolen Babies drummer] Gil Sharone, [Crosses member] Chuck Doom, and my buddy Todd [Wilkinson], who plays [guitar] in Team Sleep. We always hang out and make music. We all got together for the Guitar Center “Drum Off” that Gil did [in March 2013]. We wrote five or six tunes and played the gig. It’s all instrumental at this point. I just turned 40, and I’ve realized that I like having a regular output of music and doing it consistently, whether it ends up in record format or if it doesn’t come out at all. As much as I can do it now, creating music with other people is definitely fun. It’s my number one hobby. I’m not too much into video games or other things. I like to spend my time creating stuff with friends.”

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