KRAKOW Begins Recording Debut Album

February 6, 2009

Norwegian stoner metal band KRAKOW has issued the following update:

"We're currently working on our debut album in Duper Studio, Bergen. We have been working hard toward this session since we finished the European tour, so we are really excited about this. We have finished recording three songs: 'Oblivious', 'Art of Motion' and 'Drifter'. Our goal is to record nine songs, put eight on our album, and keep one as a B-side to a 7" vinyl single. I have to say that the songs so far sound pretty fucking heavy! Hopefully you will hear some teasers in a not-so-distant future.

"We are sorry to announce that we have to cancel the support gig for SHINING; a certain member of KRAKOW is attending the Roadburn Festival at that time.

"Anyway, we're having a good time recording and see you soon!"

KRAKOW's debut is being helmed by producer Iver Sandoy (MANNGARD) and is executive-produced by Ivar Peersen (Peersen Productions, ENSLAVED),who said about working on the album: "First time I heard KRAKOW, I thought this is a band that's going somewhere! Their choice to go with stoner/classic metal/hard rock might not be ground-breaking in itself; it is how they do it — how they mix it up with elements from all ranges of the wondrous world of metal: the melodic, the extreme, the heavy, the powerful and the psychedelic foundations are all there. When they asked me to produce their debut album I immediately jumped on the chance to be a part of this band's evolution from the get-go!"

Formed in 2005, KRAKOW released an EP in 2008 titled "Dusty Roads".

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/krakowband.

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