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'''''Weezer''''' also known as "'''The White Album'''," is Weezer's tenth studio album. It was revealed on [[January 14]], [[2016]] and was released on [[April 1]]. It's their first album to be released under [[Crush Music]]. A digital-only deluxe version was released on [[October 7]], 2016. It's notable for mixing more modern pop-styled tracks with the classic alt-rock sound of the band. The album garnered a Grammy nomination in the category of Best Rock Album. | |||
After the disappointing sales of the previous album, ''[[Everything Will Be Alright in the End]]'', the band left Republic Records and joined Crush Music. Soon after, Jonathan Daniel, founder and CEO of Crush Music, suggested to [[Rivers Cuomo]] that they should "write a beach record". "It was one of those things where it’s so obvious that we never even realized it”, Cuomo said to the L.A. Times in a interview. | |||
April [[2026]] marks the tenth anniversary of ''White'', which [[Weezerpedia]] is celebrating by making all the featured content on the main page ''White Album'' themed! | |||
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