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ABIGAIL WILLIAMS' KEN SORCERON Featured In 'Metal Injection Radio' Podcast

April 1, 2008

Metal Injection Radio: The Dead Zone has posted a new podcast starring Ken Sorceron of ABIGAIL WILLIAMS. Titled "Enter Sorceron EP 73", the podcast features a playlist that was handpicked by Sorceron himself.

You can hear this podcast by going to Metal Injection Radio.

ABIGAIL WILLIAMS has set "In The Shadows Of A Thousands Suns" as the title of its new album, due this summer via Candlelight Records. The recording sessions began in Notodden, Norway, with guest drummer Trym (EMPEROR, ZYKLON) laying down tracks at Akkerhaugen Lydstudio with engineer Thorbjrn Akkerhuagen (EMPEROR, ZYKLON, WINDIR). The rituals have since continued in the American Southeast with producer James Murphy, at his own SafeHouse Production studio, for the remainder of the recording and mixdown.

A new pre-production demo, titled "Floods" has been posted on the ABIGAIL WILLIAMSMySpace page. The demo version of the song was recorded with Zach Gibson on drums, but the finished album cut will feature Trym.

ABIGAIL WILLIAMS last year completed a U.S. tour with LIGHT THIS CITY, CATTLE DECAPITATION, MALEVOLENT CREATION, and headliners VADER.

ABIGAIL WILLIAMS in 2007 released its debut EP, "Legend", via Candlelight Records.

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