Τον περασμένο μήνα η μπάντα είχε ενημερώσει ότι ήδη έχουν 4 νέα τραγούδια έτοιμα για το 9ο άλμπουμ τους που θα διαδεχτεί το εξαιρετικό F8 του 2020.
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The Las Vegas boys who have taken the metal scene by storm for the last 16 years Five Finger Death Punch are laready neck deep at work gearing up to hit the road but also unleash a new album.

With a new video uploaded just a few hours ago in their social media you can see above, the band is already in pre production mode for their upcoming tour, while near the end of the video you can listen to the new guitarist of the band Andy James who replaced Jason Hook shredding it hard and  Zoltan Bathory and a crew member commenting on his skill!

Last month the band had given an update on the new album informing us that they already have 4 songs ready for their nineth album which will come after the smoking F8 of 2020.

Στην πιο πρόσφατη εκπομπή του στο Gimme Radio “The Dave Mustaine Show”, ο αρχηγός των MEGADETH αναφέρθηκε στις ηχογραφήσεις του νέου άλμπουμ τους. Όπως ανέφερε ο συνεργάτης του επιστρέφει από το Nashville, και πρόκειται να ηχογραφήσουν ένα ακόμη τραγούδι και μια ακόμη πρόταση. Όλα τα φωνητικά έχουν ηχογραφηθεί και έτσι έχουν το χρόνο να αφοσιωθούν στα background φωνητικά και στα υπόλοιπα σόλο. Ακούστε ολόκληρο το podcast παρακάτω.

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During a recent episode of his Gimme Radio program “The Dave Mustaine Show”, the MEGADETH leader offered an update on the progress of the recording sessions for the band’s follow-up to 2016’s “Dystopia” album.

He said: “Thankfully, my partner is coming back out to Nashville, and we’re gonna be commencing on some guitar tracks and solos and some ear candy to wrap all that up. We’ve got probably about another… I’ve got one song left to sing, and then another song I’ve got one sentence that I’ve gotta finish. Other than that, all the vocals are done on this record, and it’ll be time to focus now on background vocals and the remaining stuff with solos and, as we say… I know I’ve said it so many times — ‘ear candy.’ For you guys that don’t know what that is, it’s just what it sounds like — it’s sticky, sappy, syrupy crap people put on records that help to — I don’t know — make the song sound better. When you’re thinking about AC/DC, you don’t usually think about percussion.”