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Jim Dyson/Getty Images Since Limp Bizkit signed with Cash Money Records, frontman Fred Durst has been talking enthusiastically about delving further into hip-hop and moving his band in bold new directions. As he embarks on this sonic journey, TMZ reports, he may do so without DJ Lethal and drummer John Otto, both of whom he's considering firing...

In a statement that is sure to make corpse-paint-wearing dudes in Scandinavia shake their broadswords in anger, Fred Durst has told Billboard magazine that Limp Bizkit is working on the "heaviest, most crazy metal record of all time." Said collection, 'The Unquestionable Truth, Part 2,' will likely be an EP, and according to Durst, it will "counter balance" the "big, fat,

Fred Durst, where have you been? Have you been plagued by a series of days where you don't want to wake up? Apparently his nu-metal rap/rock outfit Limp Bizkit has recently inked a deal with Cash Money records. The news was linked by rapper extraordinaire and rock dilettante Lil Wayne during an interview with New York's 98...