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ICARUS WITCH: In Songwriting Mode

February 25, 2009

Pittsburgh traditional metallers ICARUS WITCH have issued the following update:

"Just a quick note to let everyone know ICARUS WITCH is back in the studio for pre-production on our fourth CD. Writing and demoing new music for the follow-up to 2007's 'Songs For The Lost' is not a simple task, as we always strive to better ourselves and grow as songwriters while still staying true to our initial vision. No song or album titles just yet, but the music is finally sounding the way we've always wanted it to. Good things come to those who wait, right?"

"Songs for the Lost" was once again produced by Eric Klinger (PRO-PAIN, BUILT UPON FRUSTRATION) and includes a cover of DEF LEPPARD's "Mirror Mirror", featuring a guest appearance by legendary RAINBOW/DEEP PURPLE vocalist Joe Lynn Turner.

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