Deftones has released a new song titled “Milk Of The Madonna” from their upcoming album. The announcement was shared on YouTube.
The band’s official statement provided details about both the new track and their forthcoming release.
“‘milk of the madonna’ is out now,” the band announced. “New album, ‘private music,’ coming august 22, 2025.”
The new song has generated positive reactions from fans. Many praised the band’s continued musical evolution and the enduring quality of lead vocalist Chino Moreno’s performance.
The upcoming album “Private Music” represents another chapter in Deftones’ extensive discography. It showcases their continued commitment to pushing creative boundaries.
Consequence of Sound reported that “Private Music” will feature 11 tracks total. “Milk Of The Madonna” is positioned as the eighth song on the album. The record was produced by longtime collaborator Nick Raskulinecz, who has worked with the band on previous releases. This ensures continuity in their sound while exploring new sonic territories.
The album was recorded across multiple locations including Malibu, Joshua Tree, and Nashville, the band’s official store confirmed. This geographic diversity in recording locations reflects Deftones’ approach to capturing different atmospheric influences in their music. This approach is a hallmark of their creative process.
The timing of the album release coincides strategically with the band’s touring schedule. Consequence of Sound noted that Deftones will launch their North American tour on August 22, 2025, the same day as the album release. The tour begins in Vancouver and runs through mid-September.
The tour will include festival appearances in Louisville and Sacramento. This allows fans to experience the new material in a live setting immediately following the album’s release. This simultaneous album and tour launch demonstrates the band’s confidence in their new material. It also shows their eagerness to share it with audiences across North America.
You can listen to Deftones’ new song on YouTube below.
