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DevilDriver Wrap Up Recording, Name New Album

DevilDriver recently wrapped up the recording sessions for their third album, which we can now reveal will be entitled The Last Kind Words, at Sonic Ranch studios outside El Paso, Texas.

Jason Suecof, known for his great work with Trivium, Chimaira, God Forbid, and Bury Your Dead, is producing the album, with engineer Mark Lewis helping out as well.

Known for their uniquely sinister sound and dark subject matter, the band is keeping true to form with working song titles including "Damning the Heavens," "Cattle Call," "The Last Kind Words" and "Monsters of the Deep."

Says frontman Dez Fafara, "In a time when most bands are trying to be Metallica, Pantera, or Iron Maiden, we have made sure our sound is exclusively DevilDriver. The songs are faster and more riffy than on The Fury Of Our Maker's Hand, and there are also more solos. But with all the same groove that makes DevilDriver different." Obviously satisfied with the progress thus far he adds, "Working with Jason and Mark has been great. They know how to capture the vibe of this band."

Source: Roadrunner Records

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4 Comments on "DevilDriver Wrap Up Recording, Name New Album"

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1. Ianborg writes:

f***ING RIGHTS, so stoked, hope its as good as fury....

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2. Bastard_Of_Bodom writes:

I agree with you man I cant f***in wait its gonna be so sick

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3. KORNFAN writes:

YEAH!!!! Devildriver is a kick a$$ band, f***in' love them and can't wait for this, I've heard some parts of this album and I am nothing but impressed

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4. RememberMetal? writes:

Fury had some great moments (End of the Line, Hold Back the Day, Ripped Apart, Just Run) but also some filler that I could have done without (everything else)....

I'll listen to some streaming audio before I make the plunge, but if their still on the course from Fury it should be good.

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