Deftones' Shelved Album Eros Reportedly Leaks Online 18 Years After Chi Cheng's Accident
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Chris DeVille
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Deftones' shelved 2008 album Eros, which was abandoned after bassist Chi Cheng's car crash and subsequent death, has reportedly leaked online after 18 years. The album was put on indefinite hold following Cheng's accident, and frontman Chino Moreno had previously stated the unfinished material would likely never be released. Only one song from the sessions, "Dallas," had been officially released.
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· 3 pulledWe're always asked about Eros. It will most likely never see the light of day.
That would involve going back to that period and resurrecting unfinished things, and somehow bringing them to completion.
'Dallas' is the only song that...
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