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THE HAUNTED: 'All The Drums, Bass And Guitar Tracks Are Done'

April 10, 2008

Swedish thrashers THE HAUNTED recently entered PUK studio in Denmark to begin recording their new album with producer Tue Madsen (HEAVEN SHALL BURN, DARK TRANQUILLITY, MOONSPELL, etc),who has previously worked with the group on their two previous albums, "rEVOLVEr" and "The Dead Eye".

Commented the band: "The recording is moving forward with great progress. It is now day ten into the session and all the drums, bass and guitar tracks are done.

"Tomorrow, Anders [Bjrler] will start on the guitar leads (yes, there are solos on this album) and some other shit he couldn't play live. It's been a hard week, but it seems like the hard work has paid off.

"Next Wednesday we'll start recording vocals with Peter [Dolving] up in Gothenburg. We hope to give you another video update then."

A four-minute video clip from the studio can be viewed below.

Bassist Jonas Bjrler previously stated: "We have like 20+ songs, so we have a lot of material to choose from; I think we aim at putting 11 or 12 on the CD. This time around we worked 6 months on the songs, and I think that really paid off none of the songs sound alike, and the material sounds really heavy and groovy."

Working songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Walk on Water", "Final Regression", "You", "Faultline" and "Narcotic".

Despite the upcoming AT THE GATES reunion tourdates, which see Jonas and Anders Bjrler invade Japan, North American and several prestigious European Summer festivals with their former band, THE HAUNTED will be busy playing shows as well and they have been confirmed for Spain's Electric Weekend festival on May 31 as well as Germany's Wacken Open Air festival on August 1.

Upcoming THE HAUNTED shows:

May 22 - Copenhagen, Denmark - The Rock
May 31 - Madrid, Spain - Electric Weekend Festival
Jun. 27 - Borlnge, Sweden - Peace & Love Festival
Aug. 01 - Wacken, Germany - Wacken Open Air
Aug. 14 - Tel Aviv, Israel - Anthem Festival

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