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NEGATIVE Recording New Album In Los Angeles

September 8, 2009

Finnish hard/glam rockers NEGATIVE are recording their fifth album in Los Angeles with producers Warren Riker (MICHAEL JACKSON, KORN, SANTANA etc.) and Jimmy Westerlund (music, TV and film productions). An early 2010 release via the band's new record label, Warner Music, is expected. A single will precede the full-length CD at the end of 2009.

NEGATIVE's fourth album, "Karma Killer", was released in September 2008 in most of Europe (outside Finland) through Edel Music. The CD entered the official chart in the group's home country at position No. 3 back in May 2008.

"Karma Killer" was produced by Mikko Karmila who had previously worked with Finnish heavyweights NIGHTWISH and CHILDREN OF BODOM.

NEGATIVE's "Won't Let Go" video can be viewed below.

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