D-A-D Begins Recording New Album; Photos Available

May 5, 2008

Danish rockers D-A-D have just entered a New York City-area studio to begin recording their new album for a late 2008 release. According to a posting on the group's official web site, "the guys are eating, rocking and rolling like mad. Everything is fine and four songs were recorded in the first two days!"

Check out photos from the studio at this location.

D-A-D's "Scare Yourself Alive" CD/DVD was released in May 2006 via EMI. The package features memorable moments from the band's "Scare Yourself Alive" tour, including footage from Roskilde and additional material from the November 2005 show at the KB Hallen in Copenhagen, Denmark.

The group's ninth studio album, "Scare Yourself" topped the album chart in Denmark upon its release in May 2005.

Watch D-A-D's "Scare Yourself" video:

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