Weezer announce new album 'Everything Will Be Alright In The End'

After the surprise news last week that Weezer had been back working on new material, the geek-rockers have announced more details about their forthcoming new album.

'Everything Will Be Alright In The End' will be the ninth studio album from the band and their first since 2010's 'Hurley'. The record has been produced by Rik Ocasek, who also worked on their Blue and Green self-titled albums respectively, and has been set for release sometime later this year.

The full details surrounding the album have yet to be announced but click here if you'd like to hear the snippets of two of their new tracks, 'The Waste Land' and 'Ain't Got Nobody'.

[Via NME]

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