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H.I.M.: New Studio Photos Posted Online

October 27, 2002

Finland's H.I.M. has posted several shots taken during its recent sessions at Finnvox studios in Helsinki via the group's official web site at this location.

H.I.M. is currently recording its fourth full-length album, tentatively titled "Love Metal", with engineer Hiili Hiilesmaa, who produced the band's "Greatest Love Songs Vol. 666" debut. According to the group's official web site, the basic recordings of at least 11 new songs will be done before the end of the month. A couple of tracks will be mixed on Oct. 27-30 in London by Tim Palmer (OZZY OSBOURNE, SEPULTURA) and the rest of the mixes will be done in Los Angeles starting on Dec. 2. A March/April release is expected.

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