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DEATH BREATH Working On New Album

April 30, 2009

According to an online post by guitarist/vocalist Robert Pehrsson of DEATH BREATH — the Swedish old-school death metal project featuring former ENTOMBED drummer and main songwriter Nicke Andersson (most recently the frontman of rock 'n' roll band THE HELLACOPTERS) — the band is working on a new album. No further infomation is currently available.

DEATH BREATH's latest EP, "Let It Stink", was released in the U.S. in August 2007 via Relapse Records.

"Let It Stink" featured four brand new songs as well as three covers by BATHORY ("Sacrifice"),G.B.H. ("Lycantrophy") and DISCHARGE ("Maimed And Slaughtered"). The CD version of "Let It Stink" contained a brand new version of the video for the song "Death Breath" as well as the original one.

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