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| Wednesday, May 5, 2010 - Grave Digger - Studio Update | News from Grave Digger:
Hello Fans,
yes, everything's on it's way, we're right in the middle of the recordings to the successor of the "Ballad Of A Hangman" and a lot has happened since the release of the that album. Nothing stays the same, but nothing has changed ;-)
From January to March, we took our time for the new songwriting. Because of the appearance of Axel, we finally returned to the virtue, that we've lost that long ago. The triumvirate of metal, Jens Becker, Axel Ritt and Chris Boltendahl battened in harmony while the whole songwriting session and created 12 explosive songs, which got the spirit of Grave Digger for two-hundred percent. Since the days of "Tunes Of War" and "The Grave Digger", the creativity around the songwriting process hadn't got that easy going.
Axel already recorded the rhythm guitars in his own meadow studios, accompanied by some drum programmings done by Stefan. At the end of the month, we'll enter the Principal studios to record drums, bass, vocals, keyboards and some guitar overdubs. Of course, from now we'll keep you informed about our activities with some short videoclips. Stay tuned!
At the upcoming weekend, we'll do some rehearsal with the whole bunch at the TLC studios, to practice all songs of the new album and check out the live playlist for the upcoming festivals. We're highly motivated, more than this, we're burning ;-))) The fourth decade of Grave Digger has begun! For all of you, who can't hold off their curiosity; the concept album is dead, LONG LIVE THE CONCEPT ALBUM!... Bye for now ;-)
Chris, Jens, Stefan, HP und Axel |
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| Comment by gizmo (Member) - Thursday, May 6, 2010 | 
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Comments: 140 | | Always something that they can see the albums after Tunes of war with the exception of knights of the cross, has not had the same quality as the old ones
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