Linkin Park are back with From Zero, their first album in seven years and first with new co-vocalist Emily Armstrong. Armstrong joins classic members Mike Shinoda (co-vocals), Joe Hahn (turntables), and Dave “Phoenix” Farrell (bass),

Linkin Park, the inventive American rap-rock band who wove electronica into its heavy, melodic compositions, return with their first new album in seven years, "From Zero."

Linkin Park, the iconic rock band that helped define the nu-metal era, has made a comeback with their eighth studio album, "From Zero," released on November 15.

It's a four-quarter week filled with big-name new music releases, including a revamped Linkin Park, newly minted Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Mary J. Blige, Dolly Parton, Jon Batiste, Gwen Stefani, Shawn Mendes,

Though Linkin Park are credited on every track, eight outside songwriters earned writing credits as well. Who are they?

It’s fair to say that September’s unveiling of Emily Armstrong as the new singer of Californian nu-metal band Linkin Park was met with a mixed reaction by fans. Opinions on social media ranged from “absolutely disgusting decision” to “f–king phenomenal”.

Now that Linkin Park‘s new album From Zero is officially out, fans are sharing their thoughts about the album online. Linkin Park started teasing the record in late August when they launched a cryptic countdown on their website and socials.