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SHORT SHARP SHOCK Recording New Album; Video Available

May 6, 2008

British crossover thrashers SHORT SHARP SHOCK (SSS) are currently in the studio recording their second full-length album.

SSS bassist Mark Magill gives an update on the recording process: "We just finished three days tracking drums for the new SSS album and it sounds berserk. Dave pulled out all the stops and we got 30 tracks laid down. It's so much faster, heavier and harder than the first record and we can't wait to get it done and in your mits."

Check out a video of SSS in the studio laying down drum tracks for a brand new song below.

The as-yet-untitled follow-up to SSS's self-titled debut is due to be released later this year by Earache Records.

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