DEADWALK Begins Recording New Album

July 14, 2009

Montreal, Quebec, Canada-based hardcore/metal outfit DEADWALK has entered Red Dusk Studio with producer Matt Laperle (BLIND WITNESS) to begin recording its debut full-length, "Scandalous" for a late 2009 release through Year of the Sun Records.

"This new record is going to be the first time most people have ever heard of DEADWALK, so we wanted to make sure that it gets their attention," says frontman Greg Kepka. "We've re-recorded a couple of the old standout tracks, but the majority of the record will be all new material. We've called the album 'Scandalous' and it will be over the top in every way possible. It's also going to be really heavy, but I also think it has crossover appeal. The hardcore kids will enjoy it just as much as the metalcore kids. It will be something fresh for both new and old fans of the band. We're hoping to get across the intensity of our live show on the record. The music is still pissed, but fun and bouncy at the same time."

DEADWALK has been creating a name for itself as one of Canada's premier metal/hardcore acts for the past two years with the group's independently released EP "Powerhouse". Their energetic live show and cement heavy breakdowns have landed them opportunities to play with everyone from EMMURE, BRING ME THE HORIZON and ELYSIA to some of metal/hardcore's fastest-rising acts, including ION DISSONNANCE and BURY YOUR DEAD.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/deadwalkhc.

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