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CASSANDRA To Enter Studio Next Week

April 11, 2007

Malaysia's metal/hardcore sensation CASSANDRA will enter the studio next week to record its debut full-length for Hong Kong's Gods Child Music. According to a press release, the CD "will consist of 10 songs of pure aggression and passion. If you think that their last release is the best that the Southeast Asian metal/hardcore has to offer, you better watch out as the boys of CASSANDRA have informed us that the new album will be much more technical songwriting- and riff-wise. It means that it will be more melodic, more hard pounding breakdowns and lots of death metalesque stuffs for all of us to feast on."

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