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GLAMOUR OF THE KILL 'Halfway Through' Recording New Album

November 23, 2012

English rockers GLAMOUR OF THE KILL are "about halfway through" recording their new album for an early 2013 release via eOne Music. According to a posting on the band's Facebook page, "It's sounding fucking huge already. Y'all are in for a treat."

GLAMOUR OF THE KILL has been generating buzz ever since its debut EP, "Through The Dark They March", came out in 2007. The success of the EP led to tours with BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, DRAGONFORCE, AVENGED SEVENFOLD and most notably a performance on the main stage of Download festival in 2008. A full-length studio album called "The Summoning" followed in 2011.

GLAMOUR OF THE KILL is: Davey Richmond (lead vocals, bass),Chris Gomerson (guitar, backing vocals),Mike Kingswood (lead guitar, backing vocals) and Ben Thomson (drums, backing vocals).

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