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BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE: New Studio Webisode Available

December 9, 2009

A new webisode documenting the drum-tracking sessions for the forthcoming third album from Welsh metallers BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE can be viewed below.

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's new CD was tracked at a Malibu, California studio with producer Don Gilmore, who has previously worked with LINKIN PARK and LACUNA COIL, among many others.

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE previously stated about the recording process for the new LP, "There have been many obstacles along the way, lots of hard work and long hours in the studio. However, we think that we [have] produce[d] BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's finest album to date!!!

"We have written lots of material and we have narrowed down these songs to what we think are the best of the bunch! There are eight tracks recorded and finished, from some of the best stuff we've ever written. They have all the qualities that you would expect from BULLET but with 'something' else. A twist! We are all blown away so far with how everything is going. Don Gilmore [LINKIN PARK, LACUNA COIL] is an incredible producer and has really helped us develop our sound."

BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE's follow-up to 2008's "Scream Aim Fire" is due in early 2010.

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