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RAWHEAD REXX: In Pre-Production Mode

November 24, 2005

Germany's RAWHEAD REXX, the band featuring former GLENMORE guitarist/vocalist Jürgen Volk, have are in the middle of pre-production for their follow-up to 2003's "Diary in Black", tentatively due next summer. "Right now, we have about 30 songs to choose from," the band write on their web site. "In terms of sound and stlyle, the new material rather follows the tracks of our debut." As drummer Dany Löble left the band last year to join HELLOWEEN, Volk and his songwriting partner Face (bass) will recruit a session musician for the upcoming recordings. Check out pictures from the pre-production sessions at this location.

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