Limp Bizkit enters studio to record new music

Nu metal band Limp Bizkit has entered the studio to record new material, potentially for their seventh studio album. The group, consisting of Fred Durst, Wes Borland, DJ Lethal, and John Otto, was recently seen working in Nashville with producer Benjamin Grizzell.

This recording session follows a period of renewed popularity for the Jacksonville-based band. Guitarist Wes Borland previously noted that the group had been working on songwriting and revisiting riffs from previous sessions to build new material. The band's recent activity includes upcoming performances at festivals such as Louder Than Life in Kentucky and Aftershock.