ESSENCE Begins Recording Debut Album

February 25, 2010

Danish metal band ESSENCE has entered Medley Studios in Copenhagen in to begin recording its debut album, "Lost in Violence". Due later in the year, the CD will be produced by Soren Andersen and mastered by Nikolaj Vinten.

Commented lead singer Lasse Skov: "Thrash metal is the essence of our music, but at the same time we are trying to make the genre more different and personal, by adding a lot of different elements to the music from other genres. We emphasize that the listener will have many different experiences, but at the same time experiencing our music as a whole.

"In ESSENCE, we try to be ourselves and go our own way. We think it is exciting to be involved in developing the genre and be a part of a band with a burning desire to show our unique version of thrash metal anno 2010."

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

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