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Fri May 24 20:00:56 SAST 2013

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Chili Peppers to release 18 new singles

Times LIVE | 19 June, 2012 13:39
Flea (L) and singer Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers perform at LA Live's Club Nokia to benefit The Silverlake Conservatory of Music.
Flea (L) and singer Anthony Kiedis of the Red Hot Chili Peppers perform at LA Live's Club Nokia to benefit The Silverlake Conservatory of Music.
Image by: Kevin Winter / Getty Images

Red Hot Chili Peppers have confirmed that they will be releasing 18 new singles over the next six months.

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NME said the band had previously announced that plans were in motion to release 18 new tracks and have now confirmed full details of the releases, which will begin in mid-August.

The tracks, which were all recorded during the band's sessions for their 2011 studio album I'm With You, will be released as nine double A-sided 7'' singles over the next six months.

The first tracks to come out are titled Strange Man and Long Progression and they will be released on August 11. Magpies and Victorian Machinery will follow on September 11.

Speaking about the tracks, the band's guitarist Josh Klinghoffer said: "Some songs seem to have a lot more of an agenda than others. Some songs play well with others and some songs need more attention and a little extra care.

Here are some songs that seemed to want to pair up and take a later train. Keep your eye on them, they're up to something."

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