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AXEMASTER Begins Recording New Album

September 10, 2007

Ohio-based metallers AXEMASTER have issued the following update:

"AXEMASTER has hit the studio and started work on their long-awaited new full length CD, tentatively titled 'The Second Coming'. This will be the band's first new material available since 1991! It promises to be the best overall AXEMASTER release ever, a fitting comeback for a band who has stayed true to their metal roots. Pre-production versions (scratch recordings) of four songs that will be included on the new disc can be found at this location."

The CD re-release of AXEMASTER's classic debut album, "Blessing In The Skies", is available through Burning Star Records at www.burning-star.net.

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