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Backstreet Boys to record new album in 2012
Published Wednesday, Dec 28 2011, 18:57 GMT | By Paul Millar | 18 comments
The Backstreet Boys have said that they will record their new album in 2012.
The 'I Want It That Way' boyband had previously revealed exclusively to Digital Spy in October their plans for an eighth studio LP.
Singer Howie Dorough told Clevver Music: "That's one of the things that we're going to be happening this next year, is we're going to be in the studio working on a new record."
Dorough, who is joined in the group by Brian Littrell, Nick Carter and AJ McLean, went on to emphasise the importance of each new record sounding fresh.
"That's always the challenge working on new albums; trying to push the envelope, trying to always top the last album. But that's what we do," the star continued.
"That's one of the reasons why we take our time to make the record the best it can be. To not rush it and to keep your finger on the pulse of what's hot."
> Backstreet Boys star AJ McLean marries model girlfriend
The 'I Want It That Way' boyband had previously revealed exclusively to Digital Spy in October their plans for an eighth studio LP.
Singer Howie Dorough told Clevver Music: "That's one of the things that we're going to be happening this next year, is we're going to be in the studio working on a new record."
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Dorough, who is joined in the group by Brian Littrell, Nick Carter and AJ McLean, went on to emphasise the importance of each new record sounding fresh.
"That's always the challenge working on new albums; trying to push the envelope, trying to always top the last album. But that's what we do," the star continued.
"That's one of the reasons why we take our time to make the record the best it can be. To not rush it and to keep your finger on the pulse of what's hot."
> Backstreet Boys star AJ McLean marries model girlfriend
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