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AOSOTH Recording New Album

November 6, 2012

French black metallers AOSOTH are working on the follow-up to 2011's "III" for a March/April 2013 release through Agonia Records. The as-yet-untitled CD will consist of seven new tracks with a running time of 55 minutes.

Commented AOSOTH guitarist BST: "We have entered the infamous Bst Studios once again to work on our fourth album, and we are confident that this will be our most elaborate, twisted, and sick release so far. Those who did not like the direction we took with the previous record probably will hate this one even more. We're on the second day of tracking guitars now, and things are going smoothly, so to speak."

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