Face Down: studio photos posted online
Face Down, the reunited Swedish outfit featuring former The Haunted singer Marco Aro, have posted photos from the recording sessions for their new album at this location. A studio report can be accessed by clicking here.
As previously reported, Face Down entered Offbeat Studio in Stockholm to record three new songs: two brand new tracks ("Strife" and an as-yet-untitled number) as well as a reworking of an old unreleased song, now known as "Heretic".
"These three songs are clocking in under 10 minutes, so this means you all can expect a faster and more aggressive Face Down in 2004," the band write in a newsletter.
Joining Aro in the new lineup are original members, bassist Joakim (Harju) Hedestedt (ex-Construcdead) and guitarist Joacim Carlsson (General Surgery), plus new drummer Erik Thyselius (Construcdead, Terror 2000).
Face Down's forthcoming album, due in early 2005 through Sweden's Black Lodge Records, will feature brand new material, as well as reworked versions of some unreleased old tracks.
Face Down have been confirmed for the 2005 edition of the 2000 Decibel Festival, tentatively set to take place next May in Bengtsfors, Sweden (180 km north of Gothenburg).
As previously reported, Face Down entered Offbeat Studio in Stockholm to record three new songs: two brand new tracks ("Strife" and an as-yet-untitled number) as well as a reworking of an old unreleased song, now known as "Heretic".
"These three songs are clocking in under 10 minutes, so this means you all can expect a faster and more aggressive Face Down in 2004," the band write in a newsletter.
Joining Aro in the new lineup are original members, bassist Joakim (Harju) Hedestedt (ex-Construcdead) and guitarist Joacim Carlsson (General Surgery), plus new drummer Erik Thyselius (Construcdead, Terror 2000).
Face Down's forthcoming album, due in early 2005 through Sweden's Black Lodge Records, will feature brand new material, as well as reworked versions of some unreleased old tracks.
Face Down have been confirmed for the 2005 edition of the 2000 Decibel Festival, tentatively set to take place next May in Bengtsfors, Sweden (180 km north of Gothenburg).