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Foo Fighters<\/a> have discussed their upcoming album and revealed that every record has felt like it could be their \u201clast\u201d.<\/p>\n The comments come after the band announced their 12th full-length effort \u2018Your Favorite Toy\u2019 <\/a>last week (February 19), and shared its massive title track.<\/p>\n Frontman Dave Grohl<\/a> then spoke to Zane Lowe for Apple Music 1<\/a> about what fans could expect, saying it was stacked with \u201cnoisy, loud bangers\u201d<\/a> that feel like they\u2019re from \u201cthe old days\u201d.<\/p>\n Now, he has looked back at the band\u2019s long history together, and admitted that even he sometimes feels surprised by how long they\u2019ve kept the group going.<\/p>\n Speaking to BBC Radio 6 Music\u2019s Huw Stephens<\/a>, Grohl was reminded that The Beatles<\/a> came to an end after their 12th album, \u2018Let It Be\u2019, and went on to explain that he isn\u2019t sure about when Foos will release their final record.<\/p>\n \u201cEvery record has been our last record. So, I kind of feel like at this point you just kind of\u2014you make a record and you go, \u2018OK, well, let\u2019s do it again and let\u2019s see what happens.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n