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AVENGED SEVENFOLD Taking Its Time Writing New Material

December 1, 2006

MTV.com reports that AVENGED SEVENFOLD frontman M. Shadows says the band plans to take its time writing the follow-up to 2005's "City of Evil". While the boys have been working on new material for a few weeks now, Shadows doesn't see the band hitting the studio until at least May. And when AVENGED do, the singer said they'll track the disc without the benefit of a seasoned producer. "We're 90 percent sure we're going to produce it ourselves," said Shadows, who recently helped produce THE CONFESSION's new LP. "We want to do it ourselves because we know what we want." He said fans can expect the album's tracks to be bigger and longer, and added that he hopes to have the disc out by the fall.

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