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THE HELLACOPTERS Enter Studio To Record New CD

June 4, 2002

Sweden's THE HELLACOPTERS, featuring former ENTOMBED drummer Nicke Andersson (now going by the name Nick Royale) on guitar/vocals, have entered the studio with producer Chips K. (i.e. THE NOMADS, SATOR, THE TURPENTINES) to record their as-yet-untitled new CD, due later in the year. According to drummer Robert Eriksson, "a total of 20 brand new killer songs" are being recorded, "of which probably 13 or 14 will end up on the new record out this fall."

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