Dave Grohl and Krist Novoselic reunited Foo Fighters For New Album

Foo Fighters, the band filmed the former Nirvana drummer, Dave Grohl, are preparing for their seventh album. In the middle of the cultivation process, there is a sweet surprise for Dave: reunion with Krist Novoselic for a few songs on the album.

As we all know, Dave and Krist are former band mates in Nirvana, grunge band that catapulted the single Smells Like Teen Spirit. After the death of vocalist, Kurt Cobain, who died of suicide, the band broke up the road. Dave then founded the Foo Fighters, by Chris Shiflett, Nate Mendel, Taylor Hawkins and Pat Smear.

Dave and Krist reunion happened exactly 16 years after Nirvana broke up. Her story, one day Dave and Foo Fighters producer, who had also produced Nirvana, Butch Vig, was recording material for new album Foo Fighters. Recording process carried out at Dave's studio is located in the garage of his house. The next night, Krist came, and returned to play bass for the song that is being done.

"I was in my home garage, recording songs old school with Butch Vig. To me it is a dream come true. Krist Novoselic came on the next night and played bass for the song is I'm doing!" Dave said happily as reported Aceshowbiz news site.

This seventh album Foo Fighters will also marking the 20th anniversary of Nirvana's a phenomenal album, Nevermind. This album was produced by Butch Vig, precisely in 1991. This album has begun to be worked by Dave and the Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins, since March this year.