Metric's fourth LP, Fantasies, will be in stores April 14.
According to Rolling Stone, the band is handling its own distribution in all other parts of the world.
"We just said, 'Oh fuck it, let's gamble,' took a deep breath and decided to put this record out worldwide our own way," lead singer Emily Haines told Rolling Stone.
"We might go down in flames, or it might be the best move ever," guitarist and co-producer Jimmy Shaw said to the magazine. "Either way it will have been on our terms, and that for us is success."
As per reports from late last year, Haines wrote much of the album's 10 tracks in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
"When I came [to Buenos Aires] I actually had given up on writing, which I didn't tell anybody that I work with," Haines said in a video interview posted on the band's site late last year.
"We just said, 'Oh fuck it, let's gamble,' took a deep breath and decided to put this record out worldwide our own way," lead singer Emily Haines told Rolling Stone.
"We might go down in flames, or it might be the best move ever," guitarist and co-producer Jimmy Shaw said to the magazine. "Either way it will have been on our terms, and that for us is success."
As per reports from late last year, Haines wrote much of the album's 10 tracks in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
"When I came [to Buenos Aires] I actually had given up on writing, which I didn't tell anybody that I work with," Haines said in a video interview posted on the band's site late last year.
Hmmm, Buenos Aires does a person gooood. We should go.
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