AL7 Album Speculations Thread

In the pic Avril is standing INFRONT of ModSun. Her hair is being blown by a wind machine and yet it is going BEHIND him...

we'll have to see. If netflix promotes the title (you know when you open netflix and a new title is in top) then yeah probably. I wonder if they're gonna post it as one of their netflix originals despite with being an old movie. It has some big names from the 00s. Avril, Demi, Ashley Tisdale(?), Wilmer

I wonder if “Trophy Boy” will also finally get an official release. Could be another boost for her before her new single. She somehow always manages to release a soundtrack song before each album lol

Not too much to say but today's Modsun's "bones" official music v. is released so stay tuned to watch it (?) though we know how good the song is.
Regarding the single shoot, maybe it's provisory until the original/finished one is ready. Though the photographer is not that amazing as others, he has really good shoots.

Whatever because the song will flop unfortunately

So this is slighly off topic but since it's something we constantly discuss here i don't think it's a problem.


I was just reading this interview with Taylor Momsen from The Pretty Reckless and she was talking about the over explanation about tracks and i think i can kinda connect that to Avril in a way. Maybe that's the way Avril feels right after releasing an album (especially a personal one)
She just never put it into words like that. I don't know. It just clicked

"Understandably, after a lifetime of scrutiny, Momsen is at times reticent to answer certain questions, aware of how things can get twisted. She avoids the internet, finding that, “maybe it’s because of how I grew up, but it can get very toxic very quickly.” But she indulges more annoying questions with patience and grace. I ask her, is the 'Jenny died by suicide' line in Death By Rock and Roll a sly reference to her Gossip Girl character Jenny Humphrey? She laughs: “I’ll leave that to the listener’s interpretation.”

She’s willing to explain, however, in far greater depth, why she feels that way: “I think it’s unfair to the listener when the artist explains things directly, I think it takes away from the magic.”

“Once you put the music out into the world, it’s so exciting, but on the other hand it’s almost sad. The body of work you’ve been slaving over is so precious and it’s so yours and so intimate, and suddenly it doesn’t belong to you anymore. It belongs to everyone else,” she pauses, “I think that’s the beauty of music but it’s a strange thing because it doesn’t matter what the song means to me, it matters how it connects to you and whatever you relate to it." She says that hearing Roger Waters elaborate on Pink Floyd lyrics that meant a lot to her once spoiled the magic: “Since then I’ve been very cautious to not over-explain. I really do think that it’s unfair to the listener. It’s not about me, it’s about you, it’s about the audience.”