Thursday 17th April 2014 by Edward Keeble | Photos by WENN.com

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Butch Vig, the producer of the new Foo Fighters album, claims the record is half-finished.

Speaking to Kerrang! Vig - who is also part of Garbage and produced Nirvana's iconic Nevermind - opened up about the process, hinting at the sound. He reiterated comments made by Grohl that the band were experimenting with new sounds on the album, saying that there will be a different "feel" to the record. 

"We've been recording at some different locations, but we're almost halfway done with the recording and it's going well," Vig told the magazine. "It sounds different – we've thrown a few things into the mix, in the recording process, that are going to give the record a different sound and a different feel. It's been a challenge, but it’s also been exciting."

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This follows on from numerous rumours about the method of recording for the new album, which were sparked by comments from Dave Grohl. "I know what it sounds like and I honestly think the entire concept is really going to take people by surprise and it sounds nuts," he told Zane Lowe on Radio 1. 

At the same time the band have confirmed that the masters of the tracks are done via. Instagram. Also they have been seen in various different cities, sparking speculation that the album is being recorded at 12 recording studios around the world. 

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