Behemoth aloittanut kirjoittamaan materiaalia seuraavaa albumiaan varten: uusi albumi luvassa 2021

Puolalaisen death metal -yhtye Behemothin laulaja-kitaristi Adam ”Nergal” Darski on paljastanut tuoreessa RadioactiveMike Z:n haastattelussa bändin aloittaneen kirjoittamaan materiaalia jo seuraavalle albumilleen. Nergalin mukaan hän on tällä hetkellä todella inspiroitunut uuden musiikin suhteen ja toivoo yhtyeen julkaisevan seuraavan albuminsa 100%:n varmuudella vuoden 2021 aikana.

Miehen toisen yhtyeen Me And That Manin uuden albumin työstämisessä on meneillään viimeiset viilaukset, ja albumi näkee päivänvalon ensi vuoden ensimmäisellä puoliskolla.

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Nergal kertoi aiheesta seuraavaa:

”I’m inspired, and I’m going to surprise you — we’re already making new music. It’s never been that way [before]. For some reason, I’m just… first of all, there’s some unreleased music from [the ’I Loved You At Your Darkest’] session. I’m proud of the songs; we just need to find the right place, the right time, the right occasion to [release them]. It’s happening eventually. We start jamming and demoing later this year, and in the meantime, I’m putting the final touches to the second ME AND THAT MAN album as well. There’s work on several levels simultaneously. I’m very creative and very productive lately. ME AND THAT MAN is going to be [released during] the first half of 2020, and BEHEMOTH is going to be 2021, one hundred percent. ’I Loved You At Your Darkest’ is still a very fresh record, but when I get back to that, I’m, like, [sighs]. You need time to process that if you really want to match that quality, and eventually overcome that and deliver quality that is different to that so you’re not really copying yourself. You’re delivering something that is fresh, and every time, it’s a higher and higher challenge. I think that’s the main reason why I’m around, because if it stopped being a challenge and we can just, ’Oh, let’s just cash [in].’ I’m not just trying to be nice saying that, but it really feels good [now]. For all those kids today when we played, there’s a chunk of the audience that is probably familiar with what we do, but I bet that, like, two-thirds maybe never heard of us. That is the most exciting moments in our career. You have 11 records and countless tours and almost [a] 30-year career going, and there’s still people who don’t know you. That’s the point — to convert these kids, to push and don’t get too spoiled. It’s good to be [a] newcomer. It’s good to be first on the bill. It’s a good experience.”