In collaboration with uStream.tv, Soilwork will become the second band on the Nuclear Blast label to publicize its efforts in the studio in real time to fans worldwide.
The live stream first to be held Thursday, January 28 at 10:00 pm EST, which is 4:00 am CET.
Throughout the month of February-March, keep an eye on Soilwork Twitter page, Facebook page or MySpace page for up-to-the-ads a minute on what day and time of the live stream next will be.
Watch the live streams there.
Anyone who misses the live stream will be able to watch a replay of each stream on channel uStream.tv group and the group’s YouTube channel.
Fans are invited to post their questions on the Facebook group or MySpace page. Just look for the new ad that asks fans to ask questions in the Comments section. Fans can also ask questions in real time via the social current of the canal uStream.tv Band.
SOILWORK vocalist Björn “Speed” Strid said recently on “The Panic Broadcast”, “If any of you missed some of the riffs SOILWORK complex that makes it so unique, you will not be disappointed. I find these songs very fun and because we ‘re not shoot on anything – no “too much information,” not “less is more’ – they are just pure happiness without musical boundaries. and that to me, is that this group is “Of course, it ‘ll be some surprises, as always, and giving each of us the freedom to go apeshit will undoubtedly give a heavy-as-fuck album and of course catchy.
“Solos More? Check. Check Insane riffs?. Melodic vocals? Vocal Screamy? Keyboards Progressive? Best metal drummer in the world? In Flink while recording his bass tracks as if nothing had happened? Check!”
The drums for “The Panic Broadcast” are recorded at Echo Mountain in Asheville, North Carolina while the rest of the record to be held in Tampa, Florida and the mixture Fascination Street in Örebro, Sweden.
The long-awaited follow-up to 2007’s “Sworn To A Great Divide” is produced by guitarist Peter Wichers and mixed by Jens Bogren (Opeth, Katatonia, Paradise Lost, BLOODBATH).
SOILWORK new album will be the first to be equipped Wichers since returning to the band in 2008 and the debut studio with guitarist Sylvain Coudret (Scarve), who also joined in 2008.
Wichers left a few strip festival shows in Europe last June because he and his wife expecting a baby boy. His temporary replacement for Sweden Rock Festival and Sauna Open Air was David Andersson.
In an interview with SuicideGirls.com, Wichers talks about what direction the group could take musically with his next album. “We talked about maybe taking a little more than a different approach for the next record,” he said. “Having me and Sylvain back in the band, I think we’ll probably try to do things which could be a little more technical. We want to keep the element of catchy choruses, but at the same time, maybe have a little more guitar solos on “Sworn to a Great Divide ‘and leave Dirk [Verbeuren This is one of the things that I think it ‘Sworn To A Great Divide’ lacked a little. It’s a good record but I think with musicians as talented next album should absolutely have more performance.