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CHILDREN OF BODOM To Enter Studio In April

January 31, 2005

According to a posting on the group's official web site, CHILDREN OF BODOM guitarist/vocalist Alexi Laiho has recovered from a broken arm suffered in December and is able to play normally again. The band have booked several weeks at a studio in Helsinki Finland with producer Mikko Karmila during April and May for the recording of their new album, tentatively due in the fall via Spinefarm Records.

As previously reported, all of CHILDREN OF BODOM's albums (including "Tokyo Warhearts") will be re-released as double LP versions in February and March. No information has yet been revealed as to what bonus tracks will be included on each of the accompanying discs.

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