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THERAPY? Begin Work On New Material

March 15, 2004

Ireland's THERAPY? have posted the following message on their official web site:

"Just when you thought all we've been doing is watching soap operas and eating fried bread, we're glad to let you know the band have begun work on some new material. Rough demos have been completed for 12-15 songs and the plan is to get these whipped into shape at our forthcoming live shows and rehearsal room before we decide on a recording date.

"The tracks sound amazing even at this early stage and you'll be glad to know they're heavy and melodic with lots to dance and sing along to...here's a few song titles for you... 'Polar Bear', 'Long Distance', 'Here Be Monsters' and 'Panic!'.

"We'll keep you updated as the creative process develops.....rock on."

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