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September 2nd, 2010 | 
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AVA movie + “Love” part 2?
The movie is now officially done filming….editing is 90% completed, and sound design is on its way….we are nearing a 4 year ride in the next few weeks….prepare
Tom Delonge
I don’t know if the following news is true or not:
blink-182 Has “15 To 20 Songs In The Works”
A credible source of PropertyOfZack recently spoke to Tom DeLonge on the current Angels & Airwaves tour and Tom let loose on some information saying that blink-182 has about “15 to 20 songs in the works” and that the band is looking for a spring 2011 release.
Source: propertyofzack
Tom Entertainment Weekly interview
”Tom DeLonge is a busy guy. Last night around nine, the singer-guitarist (pictured, one from right) helped finalize the track sequencing for LOVE, the album that his band Angels & Airwaves will release online for free this Sunday, Feb. 14, as a complimentary Valentine’s Day gift to fans. This morning, he met with his other band, Blink 182, which reunited for a 2009 tour after a four-year split…”
Blink-182’s New Album Due In 2011
Tom DeLonge says band is in talks with Interscope to release new LP next year.
Perhaps all that talk of a Blink-182 releasing a new album in 2010 was a tad premature — at least, according to Tom DeLonge.
In an interview with Billboard, the Blink guitarist was discussing his plans to release Love, the third album from his other band, Angels & Airwaves, for free. (It will be available for download through A&A’s official site starting on — fittingly enough — February 14.) During the interview, he let it slip that Blink were in discussions with Interscope Records about releasing a brand-new studio record in 2011.
Kerrang interview Tom Delonge
Kerrang did an interview with Tom Delonge.
Thanks to theavamovement
How’s the new album sounding?
Tom DeLonge (vocals/guitar): “It’s sounding great and we’re very excited that we were able to achieve something with the record and the film that’s pretty different than we’ve done in the past. It was a lot more challenging but it also freed us to be more ambitious than we ever have. The songs are more like compositions than the more traditional songs that we’ve done in the past. It’s really something that everyone involved is really excited about.”
