TRANSPORT LEAGUE: Studio Update

May 3, 2005

Sweden's TRANSPORT LEAGUE have entered Grand Recordings in Gothenburg to begin recording their new album, "Obey, Consume, Reject", for a tentative September release through an as-yet-undetermined label. "The recording process is going very well!" the band write on their web site. "We've just started with the vocals, and they sound KILLER! This album is gonna be the angriest and most sad, but at the same time the most moody and sweet album ever made by TRANSPORT LEAGUE!"

A total of 11 songs are currently being recorded, including a cover of DEPECHE MODE's "Never Let Me Down Again". Other songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Monster Device", "Handcuffed", "Kick Down", "Seven Day Armor", "Fold and Disgusted" and "Soul Wasted".

For more information, visit the band's MySpace.com page at this location.

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