ATTACKER: Snippets Of New Songs Posted Online

July 30, 2012

New Jersey metallers ATTACKER have posted a seven-minute video clip featuring snippets of several songs which will be featured on the band's as-yet-untitled new album. The tracks were recorded live at the group's rehearsal studio on July 29.

Commented drummer Mike Sabatini: "Since we have not had a lot to share lately, we figured, why not put some stuff up so people who are interested can see what we have been up to for the last few months? It also features for the first time on any recording our new bassist Jon Hanemann. Check it out!"

ATTACKER recently recruited Bobby "Leatherlungs" Lucas (SEVEN WITCHES, OVERLORDE, MORBID SIN) as its new vocalist. Lucas is still a member of OVERLORDE, which is currently working on a new album.

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