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SEVENDUST Finish Tracking Five Songs For New CD

May 22, 2003

SEVENDUST have finished tracking the first five songs at Atlanta's Ruby Red Studios for the group's upcoming album, tentatively due in September through TVT Records. The group and producer Butch Walker (INJECTED, SR-71) hope to wrap up the CD by June 7, after which the band will embark on a promotional tour that may include some acoustic appearances.

Among the tracks set to appear on SEVENDUST's as-yet-untitled follow-up to 2001's "Animosity" are the following:

01. Disgrace
02. Seasons
03. Honesty
04. Skeleton Song
05. Enemy (Pez)

The album's first single is tentatively set to drop in July.

In other news, SEVENDUST drummer Morgan Rose has launched his own official web site at this location.

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