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WITHIN Y: Final Studio Report Posted Online

December 6, 2007

Swedish melodic death metal band WITHIN Y has posted more video footage of some of the recording sessions for its third album, due in early 2008. A three-minute clip covering more of the guitar- and vocal-recordings can be viewed below.

WITHIN Y has uploaded the demo version of a new song, entitled "Facing Reality", on its MySpace page. The track is expected to appear on the upcoming CD.

WITHIN Y in April recruited Erik Hagström as the replacement for Thim Blom (ex-GARDENIAN).

Blom left the group in December 2006, claiming that "pain in [his wrists]" made it impossible for him to "perform at the top of [his] abillity and to do what it takes to play at this level."

WITHIN Y's sophomore album, "Portraying Dead Dreams", was released in Sweden in the spring of 2006 via the Gothenburg-based label Gain.

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