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DEVILDRIVER: New Video Interview With JOHN BOECKLIN Posted Online

March 23, 2010

Drummer John Boecklin of Santa Barbara, California's DEVILDRIVER was interviewed by Peter Bailey of the Wrexham, Wales, United Kingdom-based "Metalheadz" radio show at the Hammerfest II festival, which was held March 11-13, 2010 at Pontins, Prestatyn Sands, North Wales, United Kingdom. You can now watch the chat below.

DEVILDRIVER has finished writing 14 new songs and will spend the next couple of weeks in pre-production with former SPEAK NO EVIL bassist Greg Weiss at the helm.

DEVILDRIVER is scheduled to enter Sonic Ranch studios in Tornillo, Texas on April 13 to begin recording its new album for a tentative late 2010 release through Roadrunner Records.

In a recent interview with Metal As Fuck, DEVILDRIVER frontman Dez Fafara stated about the group's plans for its next studio album, "Record five with this band, and I've said it before, even with record five, six, seven, eight and nine, will continue to get better. Not a lot of bands can say that and not a lot of bands have done that. Most bands, by the time they've done that amount of records, they're either over it or they're not giving you the anticipation of the record release that they should. But we want to keep DEVILDRIVER fans on their feet. So every two years we're going to release a record and just continue to tour like we do, and we're booked until May 2012. Then we're going to take about six months off. That'll be the most time I've had off in about fourteen years."

"Another Night In London", the latest video from DEVILDRIVER, was directed by Daniel Burke and contains performance footage that was shot in October 2009 in London, England during DEVILDRIVER's last European headlining tour.

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