Soilwork To Enter The Studio For “The Living Infinite” This Week
Soilwork have blocked out some studio time for their upcoming new album “The Living Infinite“. The band will begin tracking the outing with producer Jens Bogren (Opeth, Amon Amarth) this coming Thursday, August 23rd.
The album will mark the recording debut of David Andersson (also of Night Flight Orchestra) with the group.
Vocalist Bjorn “Speed” Strid had the following to offer on the new sessions:
“It’s been a pretty long time coming, but as we speak I’m sitting here smiling my ass off listening to the demos that will forge into The Living Infinite. I’ve been feeling pretty damn restless from this break to be honest with you, therefore it is with great excitement that I’ve approached this new album.
As soon as we started working on songs in March, all my focus and energy went into building this new beast. We’re finished writing songs and I’m currently laying down demo vocals and I’m having a blast. I feel very inspired.
Around the time that we released The Panic Broadcast, I moved into a house by the ocean in a tiny fisherman’s village. The ocean has given me so much inspiration and raised a lot of existential questions, which will inspire a lot of the lyrics on The Living Infinite, the words Jacques Cousteau used to describe the ocean.
Pretentious?Hell yes, but in the most typical SOILWORK manner, with the right intensity, dynamics and melodies to back it up and make it real. I can’t wait to team up with the rest of the guys and start putting this album on tape, together with the amazing producer Jens Bogren!”
COMMENTS
I used to really enjoy this band up through Stabbing the Drama, but the last two albums have done nothing for me.
Stabbing the Drama was and is the only Soilwork album I’ve ever enjoyed. A very VERY overrated band. I purchased Finger Number Five shortly after STD and that was the last time I tried to get into this band. Anyways, enough of my rambling.
I could careless about this band, but I had a buddy who was obsessed with them for years. I hated everything he played by them, except when he would put on their album The Chainheart Machine. That was listenable.
lol “FINGER” Number Five” someone clearly listens to too much Five Finger Death Punch.
love old Soilwork, they kind of ended up like Metallica. Steelbath Suicide, Chainheart Machine and A Predators Portrait were awesome, Natural Born Chaos is the Black Album, and well, we all know what happened after that.
These guys died after Natural Born Chaos.
Their first 3 albums are metal classics. Natural Born Chaos sort of is like the Black Album. Completely awesome in its own right, just lost the edge the band used to have.
dude… 2 posts up ^^…….
I think he was agreeing with you, just not in a direct reply.
soilwork pretty damn technical nowadays..respect i have
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