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NUCLEAR ASSAULT Prepare To Enter Studio

July 30, 2003

Reunited New York thrashers NUCLEAR ASSAULT will reportedly enter the studio in early August to begin recording their first studio album since 1993's "Something Wicked", tentatively due in late 2003/early 2004 through Screaming Ferret Wreckords. The band, who issued a live album, entitled "Alive Again", earlier in the year, were previously quoted as saying that the new album would be very much in the same direction as the group's old material. "I think the metal scene NEEDS an injection of classic thrash metal 'cos I've had enough of people thinking LINKIN PARK is metal," bassist Danny Lilker said. "We'll have to show these youngsters how metal is really played!"

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