HYPOCRISY: New Album Due In September

February 10, 2005

HYPOCRISY bassist Mikael Hedlund has posed the following message on the group's official web site:

"Here's a little update from us for everybody who's been wondering what's been going on in the HYPOCRISY studio.

"Currently we are taking a break from the recording process since Peter [Tägtgren, frontman] is doing shows with PAIN. We will continue again next week.

"As for the album itself, we have no title yet but we can tell you that we are very satisfied with the results so far. There will be ten songs on the album in total, five of which still need vocals added to them. The plan is to finish the recordings before our U.S. tour in April with SOILWORK, MNEMIC and DARK TRANQUILLITY. The new album will most likely be released in September."

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