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SOILWORK's BJÖRN "SPEED" STRID: New Songs Take Band's Sound To "Next Level"

August 11, 2002

Sweden's SOILWORK have "almost four or five songs ready for the next album," according to vocalist Björn "Speed" Strid. "The sound is similar to Natural Born Chaos, but we are still developing to take SOILWORK to the next level."

SOILWORK will perform at the Summer Breeze festival in Germany on August 22-24 with fellow Nuclear Blast artists DIMMU BORGIR and HYPOCRISY. In October they head out on a full European tour supporting IN FLAMES and PAIN. A North American tour will likely follow shortly thereafter.

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