HASTE Begin Recording Third CD

February 4, 2003

Birmingham, Alabama's HASTE have entered Synchromesh studios in their hometown to begin recording their third album for a tentative May release through Century Media Records. "We will be recording 10 to 12 songs and have several surprises in the way of guest vocals," the band said in an official newsletter. "One we will go ahead and tell you about. Randy [Blythe] from LAMB OF GOD headed back to Richmond today after spending the weekend lending his voice to one of the new tracks. Randy is one of the nicest guys you could hope to meet and if you haven't heard LAMB OF GOD, check them out at www.lamb-of-god.com. We had a blast and want to thank Randy for coming to Birmingham and we can't wait for you to hear the song."

HASTE's next show will take place on Saturday, Feb. 22 at The New Daisy in Memphis, Tennessee. Also appearing on the bill will be MY SURRENDER.

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