November 5th, 2012 
James Shotwell 
Rumors have swirled for months over what had become of Limp Bizkit. Their much-discussed, somewhat celebrated return was short-lived to say the least, and arguments between members without much direct interaction with fans has left more questions than answers, but tonight it seems we have a bit more clarity. According to a Facebook status posted on the band’s official account around 9:50 PM (EST) on Tuesday:
“Recording starts tomorrow for all you nu metal riff lovin LB fans”
Barring any unforeseen setbacks, this status could very well mean that Limp Bizkit’s Young Money debut will arrive on shelves by Summer 2013.
Considering the reaction had towards “Lightz,” I’m not sure the world is ready for more Bizkit. What do you think? Comment below and let us know your thoughts!
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Look at Linkin Park. They changed their sound lately and still manage to get number 1 albums, even if fans sey they sold out. I think Limp Bizkit might do better at the charts this time around, with their new label and new sound. Every band tries new directions sometimes, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesnt, But let us give them a chance and see what they will bring us. Who knows, we might even be suprised.