Red Hot Chili Peppers Unveils Lost Album ‘The Lost Sessions’ After 39 Years

 

Los Angeles, CA – The Red Hot Chili Peppers have made a shocking announcement that has sent shockwaves through the music industry. After 39 years, the band has unveiled a lost album, titled ‘The Lost Sessions’, which was recorded in 1985 but never released.

 

According to the band, ‘The Lost Sessions’ was recorded during a tumultuous time in the band’s history, when they were struggling with internal conflicts and creative differences. The album was shelved and forgotten, only to be rediscovered in a storage vault in 2022.

 

The Story Behind the Album

 

In a statement, lead vocalist Anthony Kiedis explained that ‘The Lost Sessions’ was a product of a particularly experimental and innovative period in the band’s history. “We were pushing the boundaries of our sound and exploring new ideas, but we were also struggling with our own personal demons,” Kiedis said. “The album was a reflection of that turmoil, and it’s raw, it’s emotional, and it’s honest.”

 

Guitarist John Frusciante added, “We were all going through a lot of changes at the time, and the music reflects that. It’s a very introspective and personal album, and it’s something that we’re proud to finally share with the world.”

 

Tracklist

 

The tracklist for ‘The Lost Sessions’ includes:

 

1. “Lost in the Haze”

2. “Fire in the Soul”

3. “Ghosts of Love”

4. “The Devil’s in the Details”

5. “Can’t Stop the Feeling”

6. “Wild Thing”

7. “Goodbye”

8. “Forever”

9. “Lost in the Moment”

10. “The End”

 

Release Date

 

‘The Lost Sessions’ will be released on June 15, 2025, and will be available on all major streaming platforms and in physical formats.

 

Statement from the Band

 

“We’re thrilled to finally share ‘The Lost Sessions’ with the world,” said Flea. “It’s a piece of our history that we thought was lost forever, and we’re grateful to have the opportunity to share it with our fans.”

 

Chad Smith added, “This album is a time capsule of our past, and it’s a reminder of where we came from and how far we’ve come. We’re proud to share it with the world, and we hope that it will inspire and connect with our fans in a meaningful way.”