August 13, 2001
Papa Roach isn't letting the empty summer hours on their tour bus go to waste.

Rolling Stone reports that the band is recording basic tracks for their next album in a studio constructed on their tour bus.

"It's a great opportunity to write music, because you're in a pretty stimulating environment," the band's Coby Dick told Rolling Stone.

"There is pressure to write a good second record, but we're not trying to rush it."

Full recording for Papa Roach's follow-up to their debut, "Infest," will be done in either Atlanta or Vancouver, the band said.

Dick told Rolling Stone that he is even considering calling upon his high-school clarinet lessons to enhance the band's sound, but added "we ain't trying to get all Radiohead on you." (More on Papa Roach)