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THRESHOLD To Record New Album In The Summer

May 25, 2006

U.K. progressive metallers THRESHOLD are currently working on material for a new studio album. No firm details are available at the moment, but the band hope to record sometime over the summer. Meanwhile guitarist Karl Groom is currently completing production on a new album for GALAHAD at Thin Ice Studios (England) entitled "Empires Never Last", including a guest guitar solo performance on the track "Sidewinder". He has also recently finished production on the new INTENSE album, which includes guest keyboards by Richard West, and is currently working on a new album for SHADOWKEEP. Meanwhile in Germany, vocalist Andrew "Mac" McDermott is writing and singing on a new album with the power metal band GALLOGLASS, and he's also half way through making a new YARGOS album.

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