Aerosmith's new album has hit another delay.  Frontman Steven Tyler tells  that "Music From Another Dimension" won't be hitting stores on August 28th as previously announced, but is now set to arrive in stores on November 6th.  He explains that the group decided to hold their album back because several other artists are scheduled to put out albums in late August, and Aerosmith doesn't want to "step on their release dates."
This is the second delay for Aerosmith's album.  "Music From Another Dimension" was originally expected to arrive in conjunction with the start of the band's "Global Warming Tour," which got under way earlier this month.  In April the band announced that the disc would be coming out in August.  "Music From Another Dimension" is Aerosmith's long-awaited follow up to their 2004 effort, "Honkin' On Bobo."  The album features the band's new single "Legendary Child."