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Deftones (album)
''Deftones'' is the fourth studio album by the American alternative metal band Deftones. It was released on May 20, 2003 through Maverick Records. The album features a broader spectrum of musical styles than previous Deftones records, ranging from some of their heaviest compositions to rather moody trip hop influences, and recorded mostly with 7 string guitars. It would be the band's final album produced by Terry Date, whose collaboration with Deftones dates back to their 1995 debut, ''Adrenaline''.
==Background==
In November 2002, drummer Abe Cunningham revealed via Glassjaw's official website that the album would be expected to feature 12 to 37 tracks, alongside various features from the likes of Timbaland and Missy Elliott; plans for this however were shelved due to unknown reasons. Originally titled to be ''Lovers'', the album was instead given an eponymous title because singer Chino Moreno considered ''Lovers'' too obvious to the context of its material. The song "Lovers" does, however, exist on the UK single for "Hexagram" as a B-side. ''Deftones'' was the last album produced by Terry Date, who had collaborated with the band since ''Adrenaline'', due to the vast amount of time spent in the studio, for example the band spent the first 3 days hanging around. They took considerable amounts of time to write and record music which frustrated Date as much as their lack of material when they entered the studio, the latter of the songs were written in the studio. A leaked tracklist from a month prior to the release featured "Needles & Pins" as the opener, under the title "Aria". The song's title & tracklist were changed at the last minute.
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