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THE DUSKFALL Begin Work On New Material

May 24, 2003

Luleå, Sweden-based THE DUSKFALL are presently working on the material for their sophomore album, to be recorded in August/September 2003. "The new songs will keep the 'DUSKFALL sound' but still add speed, aggression and technicality to their core," according to a posting on the band's official web site. "No titles are final yet but will be announced in the next couple of weeks."

THE DUSKFALL's debut album, entitled "Frailty", was recorded at Uppsala's Dug-Out studios and includes guest appearances by ex-DARKANE/current SEETHINGS vocalist Lawrence Mackrory and "guitarist from hell" Magnus Olsson. The forthcoming album, the group's first with new guitarist Joachim Lindbäck, will once again surface through Greece's Black Lotus Records.

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