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BLACK MAJESTY Begins Recording New Album

September 25, 2009

Pavel Konvalinka of Australian melodic power metallers BLACK MAJESTY has finished recording drum parts for the band's upcoming album at Grapow Studios in Slovakia. Roland Grapow (MASTERPLAN, ex-HELLOWEEN) will also mix the new CD, which is expected to be released in early 2010 through Germany's Limb Music Products. Songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Two Hearts", "Wish You Well", "God of War", "Witching Hour" and "Far Beyond".

Upcoming BLACK MAJESTY shows:

Jan. 01 - Screamfest, Enmore Theatre, Sydney, Australia
Jan. 03 - Bilboard, Melbourne, Australia (w/ EDGUY, CYNIC)
Jan. 05 - Fowlers, Adelaide, Australia (w/ EDGUY, CYNIC)
Feb. 06 - Jak Sound & Music Expo, Jakarta, Indonesia

BLACK MAJESTY's video for the song "Forever Damned", shot in 2007 at the Benatska Noc Festival in Czech Republic, can be viewed below.

BLACK MAJESTY supported its last album, "Tomorrowland", with appearances at major heavy metal festivals, including Wacken Open Air in Germany, Masters of Rock in the Czech Republic and Metal Universe in Slovakia.

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