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"Garbage have announced that they will self-release their comeback album via their own record label. The newly-reformed band, fronted by Shirley Manson, launch their as-yet untitled follow-up to 2005&amp;#039;s Bleed Like Me this spring via Stunvolume.  &amp;quot;We have had our fill of greedy corporate interest,&amp;quot; the group said on their Facebook page. &amp;quot;We don&amp;#039;t like how they do business. This time we are going to do it our way... Our aim is to put out music that is pure of heart.&amp;quot; Garbage added: &amp;quot;Our intention is to make a great record that we have written, recorded and produced as a band. We intend to tell the truth. We are one. Even though it&amp;#039;s hard.&amp;quot; The band confirmed on Twitter: &amp;quot;All extra tracks for the deluxe album package off to mastering now. 16 new songs for your listening pleasure coming soon. This is beyond exciting for us. Hope you feel the same way too.&amp;quot; Stunvolume will distribute the record via Fontaine in the US, Cooperative Music in Asia, Europe and Latin America, Liberator Music/The Mushroom Group in Australia and New Zealand, Sony in Japan and Universal Canada in Canada. Garbage&amp;#039;s fifth album is being recorded at Red Razor Sounds in the Atwater Village area of Los Angeles. It will be produced by the band and engineered by Billy Bush. Drummer Butch Vig and Bush will mix the album together. Manson announced in 2009 that she had quit the music industry, explaining: &amp;quot;I was sickened by my record company&amp;#039;s approach, which was, to me, essentially an uncreative process.&amp;quot; &amp;gt; Funeral sparks Shirley Manson music return Watch the Garbage &amp;#039;Cherry Lips&amp;#039; music video below:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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