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MY DYING BRIDE To Release New Album In October

July 11, 2003

MY DYING BRIDE have set up camp in the Academy Studios to record the follow-up to the 2001 release, "The Dreadful Hours". As yet, the album has no title, but as the band recently celebrated their 13th anniversary, the working title is "The Thirteenth Chapter". According to objective observers who have eavesdropped around the studio, the work is sounding "very dark and twisted."

Recording will be finished in August, the planned release date for now is October 20. A one-off UK show at the Astoria in London, on Halloween night, will celebrate the new release.

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