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London: Rocker Courtney Love, the widow of 'Nirvana' frontman Kurt Cobain, has apparently had to postpone the release of her new album after supernatural disturbances in the studio delayed recording.
'Nobody's Daughter', the sequel to 2004's 'America's Sweetheart' was due for release on New Year's Eve, through Love's official website. But the release has been re-scheduled for next month after "paranormal" events forced the album's producer Michael Beinhorn to abandon the studio, the ‘Contactmusic’ reported.
In the latest posting on her 'MySpace.com' page, a representative for Love wrote, "The studio that Courtney and her band were using to record had some paranormal technical issues and had to be moved from one studio to another studio right around the holidays due to some technical sound issues that Beinhorn, who is a master and a genius, was not happy with."
"The team faced problems like being unable to hear between the guitars and the acoustics were also out of control," the representative said in the posting.
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