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THE PROJECT HATE To Complete New Album This Month

April 12, 2007

Guitarist Lord K. Philipson (GOD AMONG INSECTS, ex-LEUKEMIA) of THE PROJECT HATE — the Swedish band also featuring Jörgen Sandström (ex-ENTOMBED, GRAVE),bassist Michael Håkansson (ENGEL, ex-EVERGREY),guitarist Petter S. Freed (2 TON PREDATOR),singer Jo Enckell (IGNORANCE BLISS) and drummer Daniel "Mojjo" Moilanen (RELEVANT FEW, DRACENA, RUNEMAGICK, LORD BELIAL, ENGEL) — has posted the following message on the group's official web site:

"Well, well, well... There we go. Michael's done [recording] the last song [for the new PROJECT HATE album] and all seven of these bastards are now completed. K is getting home again tomorrow and will now spend the coming weekend sorting the last details before mixing will start, together with Dan Swanö. The plan is that Dan picks up the latest additions to the songs on Monday and then we are off diving into this bitch head first for a while. We can't really say when we plan to have the final mix and mastering done, but it should take at least a few weeks to get everything right. As always, we are in no hurry. Having worked on this album on and off for some five months... we sure wanna spend the last phase without any stress. Like we would know how to stress anyways.

"Hopefully this album will be completed before the end of April, but we are not sure. That's sort of a plan anyways. We have also talked to StormVox (yeah, that would be the label) about a possible releasedate, and we are aiming for August-something. More on that as soon as we know more ourselves."

THE PROJECT HATE's new record label, StormVox, is owned by Swedish actor Peter Stormare.

The follow-up to 2003's "Hate, Dominate, Congregate, Eliminate", THE PROJECT HATE's latest album, "Armageddon March Eternal (Symphonies of Slit Wrists)" was released in Europe in October 2005 via Threeman Recordings. The CD was produced by Dan Swanö.

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