In the wake of the death of Linkin Park frontman Chester Bennington, bandmate Mike Shinoda released an EP titled Post Traumatic. Now, he's unveiled plans to put out a full-length record of the same name. The Post Traumatic LP will arrive on June 15, and it's available for pre-order here.
The album features 16 tracks total, including those that appeared on the previous EP. It was primarily written from Shinoda's home in Los Angeles and is unsurprisingly a very personal album.
"It's a journey out of grief and darkness, not into grief and darkness," Shinoda said in a statement. "If people have been through something similar, I hope they feel less alone. If they haven't been through this, I hope they feel grateful."
Ahead of the record's release, the musician has unveiled a pair of tracks from Post Traumatic. Stream "Crossing a Line" and "Nothing Makes Sense Anymore" below.
The album features 16 tracks total, including those that appeared on the previous EP. It was primarily written from Shinoda's home in Los Angeles and is unsurprisingly a very personal album.
"It's a journey out of grief and darkness, not into grief and darkness," Shinoda said in a statement. "If people have been through something similar, I hope they feel less alone. If they haven't been through this, I hope they feel grateful."
Ahead of the record's release, the musician has unveiled a pair of tracks from Post Traumatic. Stream "Crossing a Line" and "Nothing Makes Sense Anymore" below.
