VOLBEAT: More Nominations Announced

December 19, 2005

Danish metallers VOLBEAT, who won honored in the "Best Debut Album" category at the Danish Metal Awards 2005 last month, have been nominated in three categories on Denmark's most acknowledged and respected musik-award show called "Steppeulven". The awards ceremony will take place at Vega in Copenhagen on January 28. Other nominated bands are KASHMIR, MEW, RAVEONETTES, TV-2, L.O.C, MAGTENS KORRIDORER and BIKSTOK RØGSYSTEM, among others.

VOLBEAT's debut album, "The Strength, The Sound, The Songs", was released in September 2005 via the Mascot Records subsidiary Rebel Monster Records. The CD was recorded at Hansen Studios in Ribe, Denmark with producer Jacob Hansen (RAUNCHY, INVOCATOR) and contains re-recorded tracks from the group's two demos, as well as several new songs.

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