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THE BERZERKER: Photos From New Recording Sessions Posted Online

April 23, 2005

Australian industrial death metal phenomenon THE BERZERKER are hard at work on their thid album, tentatively due later in the year via Earache Records. Commented mainman Luke Kenny, "I am so happy with the new material. . . I've gone back to doing both high and low vocals, and really enjoying the process....

"The new album will definitely bring back the feelings of old. The early '90s influences have not been stronger. It's something I have grown very fond of. This is definitely the heaviest and fastest material to date, with speeds topping 330bpm!!!! But with all the groove and death metal influence..."

Check out pictures from the recording sessions at this location.

(Thanks: Kindle)

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