Details of Paramore's next album have just leaked online

U.S. rockers Paramore will be back with new music very soon it seems, with new buzz being sparked by the emergence of the titles and songwriting credits of 12 unreleased tracks.

As NME reports, a Paramore fan account on Twitter has noticed that the band have registered what would appear to be an album’s worth of unreleased tracks on ASCAP (the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers) ACE Repertory, a list of songs and their registered composers.

Paramore registered 12 new songs on ASCAP. Check out the list below. #5more pic.twitter.com/mtVVqmJdS0
— The Paramore Band (@TheParamoreBand) March 14, 2017

While it’s only the barest hint of a record on its own, an update on the new record was given on Instagram earlier in the year, building plenty of anticipation for what will be their first LP since their self-titled fourth album back in 2013. It’s been a long time between drinks, and fans (especially the ones above) are clearly pretty eager right now for their return.

about a year ago, we began writing & demoing songs for #5 / / / following up our self-titled album didn’t seem like it was going to be an easy task and, unsurprisingly, it was not. the problem about comparing yourself to… yourself… is that even though it’s better than looking elsewhere, you’re still looking in the wrong direction. for me, it wasn’t until i trusted that the past is finished with me that i could go looking for what’s next. our pasts can be a great comforter, or a horror movie; a noose, or a shield… but it is “past” for a reason. after a rest, we have to go looking for what’s supposed to come after that. – h
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Excitingly for long-term fans, original drummer Zac Farro does appear to be back in the fold, having left in 2010 after six years in the band. Touring drummer Aaron Gillespie confirmed last year that he wouldn’t be featuring on the new record, while Farro has been credited on three of the tracks listed above, as well as appearing behind the drums in a photo tweeted by the band in 2016 with a pretty clear hint in the caption.