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MACBETH Completes Work On New Album

April 15, 2007

Italian gothic metallers MACBETH have finished recording their fourth album. According to a press release, the CD will feature ten tracks and a "renewed sound."

Commented the band: "The album is done and we can't wait to let you hear it! We've finally arrived at an album title and some artwork concepts have begun to unfold."

In other news, a video of the band touring in Mexico and South America has been posted online at YouTube. The clip was shot during the "Malae Artes" tour in Mexico.

MACBETH's last CD, "Malae Artes", was released in March 2005 via Dragonheart Records. The follow-up to 2000's "Vanitas" featured 10 tracks "in the vein of LACUNA COIL, NIGHTWISH and TRISTANIA," according to a press release.

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