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TANKARD To Release 'One Foot In The Grave' Album In June; Listen To First Audio Snippets

March 15, 2017

German alcohol-soaked thrash metal act TANKARD will release its new album, "One Foot In The Grave", on June 2 via Nuclear Blast. The follow-up to 2014's "R.I.B. (Rest In Beer)" was recorded at Gernhart Studios in Troisdorf with producer Martin Buchwalter (DESTRUCTION, ACCUSER, PERZONAL WAR, SUIDAKRA).

The cover artwork for "One Foot In The Grave" was created by Patrick Strogulski, who is a student of Sebastian Krüger, the recent artwork designer of TANKARD.

The clip below offers a look behind the scenes of the record's production, as well the very first song snippets.

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