Some posited that it could indicate a Sept. 25 release date for Deftones' follow-up to 2016's Gore. Since then, the band has posted a pair of videos that each contain Deftones lyrics from past albums.

Fueled by social media, an embrace of early millennial nostalgia and a shoegaze renaissance, young people have been discovering Deftones’ catalog for the first time.

Diving into the lyrics – something the frontman so rarely does – Chino continues: "I live on a lake, or right by this big lake. I ride my bike around it a couple times a week [or] walk around it.

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Over the weekend, the Deftones blacked out their socials and have since been sharing throwback lyrics. And as of today (Aug. 18), it hasn't stopped. As previ ...

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