DROWNING POOL: New Album Artwork, Track Listing Revealed

March 3, 2010

Texas heavy rockers DROWNING POOL will release their new, self-titled album in April via Eleven Seven Music.

Commented the band: "After months of lockdown in the recording studio in New Jersey, we are proud to emerge with our most solid and dynamic album yet. All you DROWNING POOL fans will dig the new tunes so crank it up and rock out with us!"

The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Let the Sin Begin
02. Feel Like I Do
03. Turn So Cold
04. Regret
05. Over My Head
06. All About Me
07. More Than Worthless
08. Children of the Gun
09. Alcohol Blind
10. Horns Up
11. King Zero

Check out the cover artwork below.

Behind-the-sceness footage from the shoot for "Feel Like I Do", the new video from DROWNING POOL, can be viewed below.

"Feel Like I Do" behind the scenes:

"Feel Like I Do" official video:

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