ORANGE GOBLIN: Working Album Title Revealed

December 21, 2006

British doomsters ORANGE GOBLIN have set "Healing through Fire" as the working title of their new album, tentatively due May 21, 2007 via Sanctuary Records. Production this time around will be handled by Mark Daghorn, who has recently worked with MENDEED, CRADLE OF FILTH and many more, as well as being involved in the two previous ORANGE GOBLIN albums. According to the band, the next record will definitely be a progression from 2004's "Thieving from the House of God" and will be based on its local history. Singer Ben Ward states that "it's not a concept album at all but we are using the theme of the Great Plague of London and the Great Fire that followed for a lot of lyrical and musical influence. It's definitely the strongest material we have written."

ORANGE GOBLIN filmed its December 16 show at The Mean Fiddler in London for an upcoming DVD.

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