ANTERIOR Working On New Material

August 11, 2008

Guitarist Leon Kemp of the Welsh metallers ANTERIOR has issued the following update:

"Myself and Nixon [guitarist Steven Nixon] have been working on some new material for the past few weeks, getting some ideas together and have started putting together the songs for the second ANTERIOR album. We'll be hard at work for the next few months till we get some ripping tunes together, the stuffs already sounding awesome (but I'm obviously gonna say that!)

"We'll probably be hitting the studio to record the album around November /December /January, depends when the tracks will be ready because we really don't want to rush the songs."

ANTERIOR's debut album, "This Age of Silence", was released last year via Metal Blade Records.

According to a press release, ANTERIOR formed in 2003 when a group of 17-year-olds "set out to create an epic sound combining thunderous riffs, technically exceptional guitar work, relentless drive, and an abundance of melody that they still wield today. And the end result? ANTERIOR forged a unique style that captures an ever-growing army of fans! In the band's short yet illustrious career (the group's members are now between the ages of 20 and 21) ANTERIOR have risen above all, to share stages with household names: DRAGONFORCE, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, HIMSA, and 3 INCHES OF BLOOD, to name but a few. Together with these high profile shows and extensive local radio play, ANTERIOR have proven that they push the boundaries of modern musicianship to a new level, competing with bands much older and more established than their selves."

To check out some of ANTERIOR's material go here.

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