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THESYRE Hard At Work On New Material

January 21, 2008

Eric M. Syre, vocalist/bassist for Quebec-based black metallers THESYRE, has issued the following update:

"Most of the material for THESYRE's next album is written as I am typing. We should start rehearsing and arranging the new material next week and we might be recording the new album later this spring.

"What can you expect? Both our split 7" with AUDIOPAIN and MACABRE OMEN might be indicative of how the album might sound: a little rawer. I would also like to include some of those 'industrial' elements appearing on THESYRE's early 1995-96 demos. Finally, all the lyrics will be in French this time and we might record a cover song or two."

THESYRE's third album, "Exist!", was released in 2006 via Osmose Productions.

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