Eminem new album 2013: One single released, fall-time CD launch and now Slaughterhouse comes out to talk about the Detroit rapper who gave the group a chance to shine in a different light with Shady Records.

Joel Ortiz and Royce Da 5'9" make up half of Slaughterhouse along with Joe Budden and Crooked I. Those two talked about what to expect on the 2013 new Eminem album.

They were slightly hesistant to talk about the 2013 new album by Eminem, but they did comment about it anyway. "I'm not really allowed to talk about it. Em's whole thing is the element of surprise. That's how it's always been with him," Royce Da 5'9" told Gigwise.

"He gets in to his own world," Joell Ortiz told Gigwise about Eminem. "I too am like him in a way. I like to go in to my cave and get the meat and potatoes of my album done before I venture out because I've gotta figure out the sound. I've gotta figure out exactly where I wanna go. I've gotta get the ideas that have been running around in my head down first before I start saying, 'Ok, maybe I could get Slaughterhouse on this one or maybe we can get this artist.' So I'm sure that's probably what he's doing," Ortiz added about the process it takes to put out an album in 2013 or any other time.

Royce and Eminem has done albums together multiple amounts of times and "Bad Meets Evil" was Marshall Mathers last album released in stores with Royce.

"We haven't talked about that yet. I wouldn't close the door on it because with the first Bad Meets Evil album - the one we just did - we didn't plan that one. We didn't know what was gonna happen and if it was gonna happen. It could end up being a situation where his album is out and Slaughterhouse's album is out and we have some free time together. I could see it accidentally happening. But we never plan anything."

Eminem released "Survival," which will be a single on the album as the promo-theme for "Call of Duty: Ghosts."