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SOLEMNITY Finish Recording New Album

December 1, 2004

Germany's SOLEMNITY have finished recording their third album, "Shockwave of Steel", tentatively due in the spring of 2005. "We will record a professional video clip for our new track 'Axe Attack' and therefore we search 20 girls (16 to 25 years old) which would have fun to record it together with us in early February in South Germany close to the city of Ulm," the band write on their web site. If you are interested mail us a photograph and we tell you further details!!!"

As previously reported, SOLEMNITY wrote around 20 new songs for the follow-up to last year's "King of Dreams" (Remedy Records) and have recorded "the best of them." Two cover songs were reportedly tracked as well (one of them is sung in Russian!).

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