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KAYSER: First Studio Webisode Posted Online

December 30, 2011

KAYSER, the Swedish band featuring former SPIRITUAL BEGGARS frontman Spice and ex-THE MUSHROOM RIVER BAND drummer Bob Ruben, entered the studio earlier this month to begin recording its third album for an early 2012 release.

A three-and-a-half-minute video clip featuring behind-the-scenes footage from the drum-recording sessions at Ladahland studios in Helsingborg can be seen below.

KAYSER previously stated about the long delay between albums, "So what's there to say about the long silence? Simply put, we went a bit astray with some stuff and needed to take the time necessary to get things sorted out. Mainly in our own heads but there's also some politics to it when it comes to a certain record label.

"We've been rehearsing for a while now and the vibe is amazing. We're enjoying writing new music, playing the old stuff, hanging out together and just to be rolling again."

KAYSER released its sophomore CD, "Frame The World…Hang It On The Wall", in October 2006 via Scarlet Records. The CD was recorded in February 2006 at Caesar Studios in Västra Karaby, Sweden with producer Richard Larsson and was mastered at The Mastering Room by Göran Finnberg.

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