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PRIMAL FEAR: 15 Songs Written For Next Album

April 22, 2011

German power metallers PRIMAL FEAR have issued the following update:

"Just a short hello from the pre-production of the new PRIMAL FEAR album. We've written 15 songs so far and are thrilled and excited about the new stuff so far. But we can already promise to deliver a pure PRIMAL FEAR album with all the trademarks, heavy riffs and melodies our loyal fans want to hear, spiced with a splendid musical journey and garnished with two outstanding ballads. We will start with the drum recordings soon!

"And now it's your time. The new PRIMAL FEAR album has no title so far. If you have any suggestion, write us! The best three options will receive a very special PRIMAL FEAR package!"

Guitarist Henny Wolter left PRIMAL FEAR in August 2010 because — in his words — "it just didn't feel like a band anymore." Henny, who is also no longer a member of SINNER (led by PRIMAL FEAR bassist Mat Sinner),is focusing on his new band NITROGODS, also featuring ex-PRIMAL FEAR drummer Klaus Sperling and vocalist Oimel Larcher. The group's self-titled debut album is expected later in the year.

PRIMAL FEAR last year released a live DVD, "16.6 - All Over The World" (recorded in various locations between September and November 2009),and a live CD, aptly titled "Live In The USA". Frontiers Records issued the two products separately and as a limited-edition combo on June 22, 2010 in the USA. The DVD is filled with an abundance of extra materials, such as an entire bootleg section with funny moments on the road, bootleg footage from various festival appearances and other concerts, all of PRIMAL FEAR's most recent promotional videos, plus the making-of footage for "16.6" and a brand new interview section about the past, present and future of PRIMAL FEAR.

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