NOSTRADAMEUS Enter Studio To Record New Album

November 11, 2003

Swedish melodic metallers NOSTRADAMEUS have entered Roasting House studios in Malmö, Sweden to record their fourth album, due in early 2004 through Germany's AFM Records.

"Since yesterday [November 10], Thomas and Esko are in Malmö for the drums and bass recording on our yet untitled fourth album," singer Freddy Persson writes on the band's web site. "If everything goes as planned, me and Jake will join them on Monday next week to start with the guitars and the vocals. Michael won't be in the studio until the week after that, and we don't expect the album to be ready until mid-December or something like that. Release date is not fixed yet but I guess you'll hear from me long before that, since, after almost a year without action now, things are rolling once again!"

NOSTRADAMEUS' last studio album, "The Third Prophecy", was released in January.

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