EVENTIDE: In Recording Mode

September 8, 2009

Swedish metallers EVENTIDE have entered the studio to begin recording their sophomore full-length album, tentatively due next year. The band states, "Finally, after little over a month, the drums are recorded! The process is extremely slow as we only have time to record a couple of hours each week. The album will contain 13 songs and we'll hopefully start recording bass and guitars in a couple of weeks!"

EVENTIDE released a promotional CD last year entitled "Planet Plague". The effort contains four tracks and was made available for free on the band's web site and MySpace page.

EVENTIDE's debut album, "Diaries from the Gallows", was released in October 2006 via Cartel Media. The CD was recorded at Los Angered studios in Gothenburg, Sweden.

Photo credit: Dennis Löfstrand

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