Rob Zombie has decided to move the release date back for his new album, "Hellbilly Deluxe 2" because, as Zombie put it: "everything was turning into a chaotic mess." The album will be the former White Zombie frontman's fourth solo album and a sequel to his first. The album was scheduled to hit stores on November 17th, but Zombie felt that "the basic structure of releasing a record" was not adequately in place for the project.


"Basically the label (Geffen) wasn't really in a position to promote it or deal with it," Zombie said. "It was basically everything, from getting advance copies to the press to...There wasn't even time to make a video (for the first single, 'What?') and we were leaving for the tour. There was the sense that every little thing about the record was rushed -- not the music, 'cause that was done for a long time, and that was the thing that was so annoying. We spent so much time crafting the record, we didn't want it to be something that was so chaotic that it became, 'Oh, that's done and gone' two weeks later."


A new release date has yet to be announced. Meanwhile, Zombie is preparing to set out on the road for an extensive North American tour. Click Here for the dates.