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DEICIDE: 'The Stench of Redemption' Studio Report

March 23, 2006

Floridian death metallers DEICIDE are currently in the middle of recording their second full-length release for Earache Records. Logging in some crucial time at Morrisound Recording in Tampa, Florida, DEICIDE are running well ahead of schedule and from the looks of it will have everything finished in record time. As of Wednesday (March 22),much of the music portion of the recording has been tracked for the 11-plus song album. All of the drum and rhythm guitar tracks have been completed, according to drummer Steve Asheim, and the band were setting their sights on adding the lead guitar tracks of the dual-guitar attack of Jack Owen and Ralph Santolla. "Everyone is excited how it's turning out so far," said Asheim. "We're looking forward to what the leads and Glen's [Benton] vocals will do to add to the record."

"The Stench of Redemption" marks the first recording outing with the new DEICIDE lineup following the departure of the Hoffman brothers. Both Benton and Asheim are confident that Jack and Ralph will outdo guitar tracks from the previous albums. The CD is currently scheduled for a release for the most unholy of days, June 6 (6.6.06).

DEICIDE's first-ever live DVD, "When London Burns", is in stores now and available through the Earacheweb store.

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