Deep Purple release new single 'Guilt Trippin'' from upcoming album Splat!
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Fraser Lewry
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Deep Purple have released a new single called "Guilt Trippin'" from their upcoming album Splat!. The song imagines a conversation between God and Charles Darwin over pints, reflecting on how things on Earth haven't gone as planned. Frontman Ian Gillan discusses his screaming vocals on the track, noting he once vowed to stop screaming by age 60 but continues to do so.
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Twitter / XDeep Purple release new single 'Guilt Trippin'' from upcoming album Splat!loudersound.comKey quotes
· 2 pulledThe song starts, and I'm in the studio. I don't have any words for it yet. So I just start screaming. It was the pure joy of yelling it.
I vowed when I was 40 that I'd stop screaming by the time I was 60. Now I'm looking back and thinking, 'Whatever happened to that?'
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