DEEDS OF FLESH To Enter Studio In November

October 18, 2007

Southern California death metallers DEEDS OF FLESH will enter the studio on November 2 to begin recording their new album, "Of What's to Come", tentatively due late spring via Unique Leader Records. Artwork will once again be handled by the master of creativity, Raymond Swanland. "Expect many added new elements of musicianship along with the classic sound that is DEEDS!" reads a posting on the Unique Leader web site.

DEEDS OF FLESH previously stated that the new CD would be "over-the-top technical" and would include a re-recorded version of "Infecting Them With Falsehood" from 1998's "Inbreeding the Anthropophagi".

DEEDS OF FLESH's latest album, "Crown of Souls", was released in 2005 via Unique Leader.

Watch fan-filmed video footage of DEEDS OF FLESH performing the song "Banished" on July 17, 2006 in Phoenix, Arizona:

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