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GOD AMONG INSECTS: Headed For A 'Faster Approach'

January 18, 2005

GOD AMONG INSECTS, the Swedish "old-school" death metal band featuring vocalist Emperor Magus Caligula (DARK FUNERAL),guitarist Lord K (a.k.a. Kenth Philipson) (THE PROJECT HATE),bassist Tomas Elofsson (SANCTIFICATION) and drummer Tobias Gustafsson (VOMITORY),have posted the following message on their web site:

"Well, things took quite an interesting turn last night... While planning to start writing material for the second full-length of the INSECTS after recording the new THE PROJECT HATE album, two new songs were composed a few days ago. Better write when the inspiration is there, right?

"It seems we headed for a faster approach in these two and the tunes are brutal and heavy as all hell, just like our brand of death metal was meant to be. We have some eight more songs to write and we are doing bits and pieces more or less every day now, so in a week the material for the next album will probably be completed, haha...

"It seems like Threeman Recordings wants to release this, we'll just have to wait and see what kind of budget they will hand us. Now we are off to write some more death fucken metal before the recording of the new THE PROJECT HATE album starts."

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