ANUBIS GATE: In Writing Mode

October 27, 2009

Danish melodic progressive power metal band ANUBIS GATE has issued the following update:

"We have started writing new material. All songwriters have a lot of material that needs to be put together to form real songs. The plan is to enter the studio during the summer of 2010, but before that we have a lot of demoing the new material, writing lyrics and generally coming up with something spectacular for our coming album."

ANUBIS GATE's latest album, "The Detached", was released in February via Locomotive Records. According to a press release, the CD features "12 amazing songs" based on a story by renowned game play writer Martin Rauff and set to lyrics by ANUBIS GATE's own Henrik Fevre. The album, like its predecessor ("Andromeda Unchained"),was produced by Jacob Hansen and Kim Olesen, and sees the band "further developing its unique style of progressive power metal with new twists and turns, but as always with the songwriting taking the high seat."

Check out audio samples on the ANUBIS GATEMySpace page.

ANUBIS GATE's previous album, "Andromeda Unchained", was released in August 2007 via Locomotive Music. The CD was recorded at Hansen Studios and Sphere Music with producers Jacob Hansen and Kim Olesen and mixed and mastered by Jacob Hansen at Hansen Studios.

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