CIVIL WAR Working On Songs For Next Album
October 11, 2013, 11 years ago
CIVIL WAR - featuring ex-SABATON members Rikard Sundén (guitar), Daniel Mullback (drums), Daniel Mÿhr (keyboards) and Oskar Montelius (guitar), as well as vocalist Patrik Johansson (ASTRAL DOORS, LION'S SHARE) and bassist Stefan "Pizza" Eriksson (VOLTURYON) - are at work on new material.
A band update states: "We are working on songs for the next album. Without saying too much we can reveal that it will be more power and more metal!! We have also added one more date to the tour and ticket info for the German gigs. More cool news will be out soon but for now we say over and out heading back to the woods for some serious moose hunting!"
The band's live itinerary can be found at this location.
Cival War recently released their video for the track 'Gettysburg', featured on the band's debut album The Killer Angels, out now on Despotz Records.
"This is from us to you, to honor the memory of the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg and a small poof of appreciation for the fantastic support you have showed us," commented the band. "We travelled across our native Sweden and a short stop in wonderful Budapest, Hungary this summer doing show after show with a response no one could dream of. Thank you for your support. Bow your head in respect for the ones who lost their life so many years ago on the battlefield of Gettysburg. We salute YOU!"Civil War have also announced that their debut album, The Killer Angels, has been certified Gold in the band's home country of Sweden, selling more than 20,000 copies.
The members of Civil War were presented with their Gold plaques before headlining the Metal War festival in Budapest earlier this month.
Commented the band, "Selling 20,000-plus in our home country is something none of us could ever imagine when getting into the sessions leading up to the album. Even though we felt we made a solid record, getting these numbers was still something we couldn't predict upon our wildest imagination."
BraveWords' review of The Killer Angels can be found here.
(Photos: Michael Asplund)