KIUAS Begins Recording New Album

December 1, 2009

Finnish power metallers KIUAS have just entered Sonic Pump Studios in Helsinki to begin recording their fourth album for an April 1, 2010 release via Spinefarm Records. The CD is being produced by Janne Joutsenniemi, who previously worked with the band on the pre-production of their last album, "The New Dark Age". Mikko Karmila will mix the CD at Finnvox studios while the mastering duties will be handled by Svante Forsbäck at Chartmakers.

A studio diary has been launched and can be found at this location.

KIUAS' video for the song "The Decaying Doctrine" can be viewed below. The clip was directed by Owe Lingvall of Village Road Film. The song comes off "The New Dark Age", which was released in the U.K. via Spinefarm Records, accompanied by reissues of the first two outings, "The Spirit of Ukko" and "Reformation". All three come with bonus tracks and expanded artwork.

"The New Dark Age" entered the official chart in the band's home country back in March 2008 at position No. 10.

An e-card for "The New Dark Age" is available at this location.

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