WES BORLAND Hopes To Produce Some Tracks On New EVANESCENCE Album

November 14, 2003

Former LIMP BIZKIT guitarist Wes Borland has hooked up with NINE INCH NAILS keyboardist/programmer Danny Lohner to work on a number of new projects, many of which were born through relations that formed while working on the "Underworld" soundtrack, according to MTV.com. The pair, who worked with FILTER frontman Richard Patrick under the name the DAMNING WELL on the soundtrack, have recorded four songs with former CONCRETE BLONDE singer Johnette Napolitano for her next solo record and are expecting to produce a few tracks for singer/actress/model Milla Jovovich's upcoming album.

Borland said he is also in talks with EVANESCENCE about producing some tracks for their next LP. "I would like to give it some of that old-world vibe so it sounds like a band of gypsies," Borland said. "I want to give more depth and richness to the guitars, but at the same time make them not as processed and more organic."

Lohner and Borland have also been asked to produce a few tracks on the upcoming TRUST COMPANY album and are in talks with English techno rocker Keith Flint (THE PRODIGY) to work on songs for his debut solo LP. In addition, a song Borland and Patrick wrote several years ago before the DAMNING WELL existed could be included on the unnamed next FILTER album, tentatively due early next year.

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