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INSOMNIUM: New Album Title Announced

June 20, 2011

Finnish melodic death metallers INSOMNIUM have set "One For Sorrow" as the title of their new album, due in October via Century Media Records. The CD was recorded in Gothenburg, Sweden with sound engineer Daniel Antonsson (also bassist in DARK TRANQUILLITY and guitarist in DIMENSION ZERO) and at Fantom studios in Tempere, Finland, where the album is also currently being mixed by Samu Oittisen.

Video footage from the studio can be seen below.

INSOMNIUM's latest CD, "Across The Dark", entered the official chart in the band's home country at position No. 5. The album was also recorded at Fantom studio (where the group previously recorded its 2006 LP, "Above the Weeping World").

(Thanks: fireangel / Night Elves)

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