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SEVERE TORTURE Working On New Material

April 24, 2009

Dutch brutal death metallers SEVERE TORTURE have started the writing process for their next album, the follow-up to 2007's "Sworn Vengeance".

Commented SEVERE TORTURE bassist Patrick Boleij: "We've actually been working our asses off, writing the finest death metal tunes possible. We have about six songs down and riffs and ideas for four or five more. We'll be finishing those in the next two months. Musically, it's gonna be one of the fastest, sickest and most brutal SEVERE TORTURE records ever! This stuff is gonna be fuelled by the sheer disgust of all the wimpy, lame-ass, fashion crap that's been polluting the music industry for years. And it made us realize all the more what we love most... playing brutal fuckin' death metal. The plan is to start pre-production in July and have everything ready for recording in September.

"As far as festivals go, we have a pretty laid-back summer coming up; Neurotic Deathfest on May 30 in Tilburg (Netherlands) and Move Your Fucking Brain in Barcelona (Spain) on July 4. We are excited to play at Neurotic again this year and we can't wait to play Spain again in July. Maybe we'll throw in a new song just to try out, who knows..."

SEVERE TORTURE's latest album, "Sworn Vengeance", was recorded at Excess Studios and Pit Studio in Holland during April 2007, while the mixing sessions took place in June 2007 at Hertz Studios in Poland. The band enlisted the help of Jason Netherton (MISERY INDEX) and Che Snelping (ex-BORN FROM PAIN) for the track "Buried Hatchet" on which both contribute guest vocals.

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