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BURST: 'Four Songs Ready' For New Album

September 11, 2007

Swedish progressive metal/hardcore band BURST has issued the following update:

"It seems that there is not much going in on in the BURST camp but believe me when I say that there is. We are currently writing the new record and so far we have at least four songs ready. And instead of touring the shit out of us we have come to the conclusion that we will rehearse the shit out of us and record the best damn record you will hear in years. So just be patient. Our time (and yours) will come..."

BURST's second video from its acclaimed "Origo" album (2005),for the track "The Immateria", can be viewed below. The clip was shot in Stockholm, Sweden with director Robinovich of Robinovich Productions.

BURST completed a Finnish tour earlier in the year with fellow Swedes THE HAUNTED.

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