WITHIN TEMPTATION Completes Songwriting Process For New Album

September 12, 2006

Holland's WITHIN TEMPTATION has completed the songwriting process for its new album, tentatively due early next year. "Some songs have been recorded and the rest is going to be done the next month," frontwoman Sharon den Adel writes on the group's web site.

In other news, Sharon has posted a report on the band's recent appearance at the Dutch Applepop Festival. You can read it at this location.

WITHIN TEMPTATION has been nominated in the "Best Rock Act" category at the TMF Awards, the Dutch equivalent of the MTV Awards. The band's latest album, "The Silent Force", was certified platinum Holland for sales in excess of 80,000 copies.

Sharon den Adel and WITHIN TEMPTATION guitarist Robert Westerholt welcomed their first child, a daughter by the name of Luna, on December 7, 2005.

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