EVILE: Video Tour Of Recording Studio Available

June 10, 2009

British thrash metallers EVILE recently entered the studio to begin recording its as-yet-untitled new album, tentatively due in September via Earache Records.

Following a few days of pre-production in March, the band took a break to hit the road on its first headlining U.K. tour, and has now returned with producer Russ Russell to record the follow-up to 2007's "Enter The Grave".

If you've been wondering what life is like in a recording studio, follow EVILE drummer Ben Carter as he takes you on a tour of the studio where the band is recording the new CD. Check out the clip below.

"Enter The Grave" is available now worldwide as a limited edition redux version, including an EVILE guitar pick, an "Enter The Grave" patch, plus an exclusive two-hour bonus DVD.

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