Linkin Park is now streaming a live music video for their B-side “QWERTY”. The video was recorded at the Chiba Marine Stadium in Tokyo, Japan on August 13, 2006 at the Summer Sonic Festival, while the B-side itself is available on Linkin Park‘s new Papercuts – Singles Collection (2000-2023) compilation.

“QWERTY” was originally written and recorded during the Minutes To Midnight sessions, and was originally released on the Linkin Park Underground v6.0 EP. Which if you weren’t a part of the band’s fan club, you’ve never heard it before.

Grab Papercuts right here. Papercuts runs as follows:

1. “Crawling”
2. “Faint”
3. “Numb/Encore”
4. “Papercut”
5. “Breaking The Habit”
6. “In The End”
7. “Bleed It Out”
8. “Somewhere I Belong”
9. “Waiting For The End”
10. “Castle Of Glass”
11. “One More Light”
12. “Burn It Down”
13. “What I’ve Done”
14. “QWERTY”
15. “One Step Closer”
16. “New Divide”
17. “Leave Out All The Rest”
18. “Lost”
19. “Numb”
20. “Friendly Fire”

As for the future of Linkin Park, the band has been quiet on a recent rumor going around. In an interview with Wired In The Empire, Orgy frontman Jay Gordon made a comment about Linkin Park having a new vocalist.

“Very, very cool guys and obviously a great band. They’ve been around a long time and they’re still going for it,” said Gordon as captured by Loudwire. “It’s going to be tough without Chester [Bennington], but we’ll see. I hear they got a girl singer now. That’s what I heard.”

Gordon then walked back his comment, saying: “Don’t quote me on that. I’m not sure who the singer is going to be, but I heard it was gonna be female. They might just try to move on like that. That ought to be interesting.”

Which is definitely a weird comment to make if there weren’t rumblings of a Linkin Park return. Especially when Gordon was pressed by host RadioActive Mike Z. about his “I hear they got a girl singer now” – dude didn’t just retract the whole thing and move on. So I guess keep an eye out for a possible Linkin Park return in 2024?