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March 09, 2007

R.E.M. To Record New Album

R.E.M. is set to get back in the studio this Spring with Grammy Award-winning producer Jacknife Lee. Lee, has done work with U2 on "How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb," and has also produced albums by Snow Patrol, The Hives, Kasabian and Bloc Party.

"We are psyched to work with Jacknife Lee," R.E.M.'s Mills says. "We've got a great batch of songs, and can't wait to put them down."

R.E.M. will be inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame on Monday.

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