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HIEMS To Enter Studio In October

July 11, 2007

Changes are afoot for Italian black metal cult HIEMS, as the band is now down to founder Algol handling all instruments. Nevertheless, Algol plans to enter the studio in October to record the band's second album (and first for Moribund Records),tentatively titled "Worship or Die". "I've got some really heavy kickass stuff, I can't wait to hear it finished!" Algol reports. "A song will feature Kaiser W. from AD HOMINEM and another one with Herr Morbid from FORGOTTEN TOMB on vocals." Also, he's uploaded a new track to HIEMS' MySpace page, "a slow and oppressing" number which gives the direction of the band's new material.

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