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CAGE: Second Episode Of New Album Podcast Available

November 4, 2008

San Diego metallers CAGE have launched a podcast to track the progress of the writing and recording sessions for the band's new album. In the second podcast episode, singer Sean Peck discusses the progress of the recording sessions for the new CD and the group's touring plans while another new track can be heard playing in the background.

CAGE's last CD, "Hell Destroyer", was released in May 2007 in Western and Eastern Europe via MTM Music; in the USA and Canada via Destroy All Records Entertainment/BCD Music Group; in Mexico via Asenath Records/Iguana Records; and in Central and South America via Dynamo Records.

Footage of CAGE performing the song "I am the King" live at the Keep It True festival (Germany) in April 2008 can be viewed below.

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