BEAUTY IN THE SUFFERING Taps AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE Drummer

December 14, 2012

BEAUTY IN THE SUFFERING, the newly launched electro-metal studio project from MARAZENE producer Dietrich Thrall, has posted a studio update, including stills of the band's recent recording sessions at Bell Labs Recording in Norman, Oklahoma. The shots feature drummer Chris Emery of AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE and SKINLAB guitarist Provo Provenzano, who engineered the marathon 15-hour session.

Commented Thrall: "[We] managed to get 7 of the 14 BEAUTY IN THE SUFFERING songs we were aiming for. Very pleased we got that far. Was a pretty crazy session overall in terms of how many tracks we were shooting for. We just dove right in and got as many as we could before our ears threw in the towel."

Dietrich is best known for his co-founding and co-visionary role in the industrial-metal band MARAZENE (later called MARAZENE MACHINE). From managing the band during its most active and successful national touring years (2006-2008),to co-producing the band's critically hailed cover of MÖTLEY CRÜE's "Live Wire" in 2011 as well as the band's lone official full-length album ("MachiNation", 2006),to writing fan-favorite tracks such as "Give", to guiding the band's philosophical and edgy lyrical approach ("AnTiThesis", "Infidel Society"),to producing multiple videos for the band, Dietrich's contributions and influence are heavily noted.

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