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STABBING WESTWARD Split With Koch, Begin Work On New CD!

December 29, 2001

STABBING WESTWARD have confirmed that they have parted ways with Koch Records after a one-album collaboration with the label, which resulted in the release of the group's self-titled CD in May. According to an official statement from the band, things did not work out as well as expected on both sides, so this departure was in the best interest for both parties. Although STABBING WESTWARD is no longer on the Koch label, this is not the end of SW. In fact, SW is currently working on songs for an album slated for release in 2002! A promotional tour will be planned to accompany the release of the new album.

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