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DUNGEON Hard At Work Recording Two Albums

March 15, 2004

Australian melodic power metal band DUNGEON are currently at R&R Recordings Studio working on two full-length albums: the follow-up to last year's "A Rise To Power" album, entitled "One Step Beyond", and a re-recording of their 1999 Australian debut, "Resurrection". A short sound clip of the demo version of the new track "Against the Wind" can be downloaded here. Fans can read all about the progress of DUNGEON's recording in their online recording journal at this location.

In other news, DUNGEON will be supporting OPETH in Sydney on March 24. The group's live DVD from Japan is nearing completion and tour details are being finalized for Japan, Europe and possibly South America. More information will be made available soon.

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