BHELLIOM Preparing To Enter Studio

December 23, 2010

Vocalist Vivek of Singaporean extreme metallers BHELLIOM has issued the following update:

"We are nearing the end of 2010, and as most know, BHELLIOM has been rather inactive for the past few months because the band has been fully focused on the writing of our next album.

"The new songs are more powerful and musical than the past tracks but still remain true to the traditional BHELLIOM sound.

"We are looking at starting to record the album mid-February of 2011. In addition, special guest Zeist (ANTHELION) will shred some insane killer solo on the first single from the album."

BHELLIOM's last album, "The Colossal Tragedy", came out in September 2008 via MourningSound.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/bhelliomsg.

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