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Former COLD Singer's WHEN NOVEMBER FALLS: New Video Footage From Studio Available

September 15, 2007

A video clip of former COLD frontman Scooter Ward laying down vocals on an as-yet-untitled track for his new project WHEN NOVEMBER FALLS can be viewed below.

Commented Scooter: "This is not a finished version. [It's] a work in progress but gives you an idea on what it will sound like. This is me doing vocals. They may change by the time the record comes out."

WHEN NOVEMBER FALLS's debut CD, tentatively titled "The Series of Emotion", is due early next year through I Am: Wolfpack Records. Joining Ward on the effort is LIMP BIZKIT drummer John Otto. "I've been blessed to have [John] come and play drums for me," Scooter said. "The music is sounding beyond what I saw and felt and it's hard to explain the vibe and energy created from him and I. It is a monster."

Watch video footage of Ward and Otto rehearsing for the album recordings at this location.

Regarding his decision to sign with I Am: Wolfpack, Ward previously said, "I have chosen to sign with super producer Ross Robinson's [KORN, LIMP BIZKIT, SEPULTURA, SOULFLY] new label I Am: Wolfpack. Ross was the producer who started cold with us from back in the day. He did our first record. I am beyond blessed that we found each other again. And people who know what Ross does for music will better comprehend what this record is going to be. And that is powerful! Ross was the one that taught me how to express my emotion through my voice. I owe him everything.'

Check out demo versions of several WHEN NOVEMBER FALLS songs at the band's MySpace page.

COLD's fourth album, "A Different Kind of Pain", was released in August 2005 via Atlantic Records.

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