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EXCALION Launches Studio Diary

August 24, 2009

Finnish symphonic power metallers EXCALION have just entered Watercastle studio in Jyväskylä, Finland to begin recording the follow-up to 2007's "Waterlines" for a 2010 release.

A studio diary has been launched and can be accessed at this location.

According to the band, the new material "sounds extremely strong. Fans of melodic metal — beware."

EXCALION filmed a video for the song "Wingman" in June 2007 with director Harri Pääkkönen. Watch the clip below.

"Wingman" comes off the group's latest album, "Waterlines", which came out in the U.S. on April 24, 2007 via Ryko Distribution. The follow-up to 2005's "Primal Exhale" was recorded and mixed at Watercastle studio by Arttu Sarvanne.

The band previously stated about the "Waterlines" CD, "The songs are very mature both musically and lyrically. The whole band has improved a lot since their debut album in 2005 and the vocals of Jarmo Paakkonen are more impressive than ever. The actual music is fully rich in the songwriting and playing; it isn't prog or power metal anymore; there are strong influences of Euro melodic metal and U.S. hard rock. We could say the band found their 'own sound' for now!"

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