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VOMITORY Recording New Album

November 22, 2010

Swedish death metallers VOMITORY have entered Leon Music Studios outside Karlstad, Sweden with producer Rikard Löfgren to record their eighth full-length album for a spring 2011 release via Metal Blade Records. The drum tracks to two songs have been laid down so far.

A studio diary can be found at the official VOMITORY forum.

Löfgren co-produced VOMITORY's last two albums.

VOMITORY recently posted its cover version of NAPALM DEATH's "Mass Appeal Madness" on MySpace.

Commented VOMITORY: "Since spring 2005 we have had this little piece of brutality laying in our digital drawer, and we admit it's a shame it hasn't seen the light of day until now!

"This version of 'Mass Appeal Madness' was recorded for a NAPALM DEATH tribute album that never saw the light of day.

"With this song we want to give you fans something exclusive but also salute one of the most influential bands for VOMITORY — ever since 1989 to present day."

VOMITORY's version of "Mass Appeal Madness" was recorded at Speedball studios in Karlstad, Sweden in April 2005. It was engineered by Johan Carlsson and mixed by Henrik Larsson in Malmö, Sweden.

VOMITORY's seventh album, "Carnage Euphoria", came out in May 2009 via Metal Blade Records.

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