He continued: "I'll tell you now, it's definitely going to be something blistering! The music is on a different level right now, with what's going on with DEVILDRIVER."Īsked what makes Austin the right drummer for DEVILDRIVER, Dez told Full Metal Jackie: "What made him the right guy is he's more than capable. I don't want DEVILDRIVER sitting around too long but we definitely needed to take a break out of the markets and a break from touring for a little bit." I'm sitting on twelve blistering songs that I'm in love with and I'm recording those October-November this year and sometime next year, spring/summer/fall, I'm going to release another DEVILDRIVER record and get right back in a DEVILDRIVER cycle. When that happened, COAL CHAMBER ironically just came to the table and said, 'Hey why don't we do the record in between that time?' So DEVILDRIVER, by the time we come back, I'm recording a new DEVILDRIVER record at the end of this year. I need at least 9-10 months off music just to hang out with my family'. And it became to me and everybody else around me, I was, like, 'Look, man, I need a little bit of time off.
Where most bands take a year and a half off between cycles, I'm kind of a road warrior and I never did that. The CD, which is once again being helmed by Mark Lewis ( ARSIS, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER, WHITECHAPEL, DEVILDRIVER, DEICIDE, SIX FEET UNDER),will mark the group's first release since the departures of guitarist Jeff Kendrick and drummer John Boecklin and addition of axeman Neal Tiemann and former CHIMAIRA sticksman Austin D'Amond.ĭEVILDRIVER frontman Dez Fafara told Australia's The Rockpit earlier in the year about the band's plans for a new studio album: "Over twelve years, we put out six records and we really never really took time off. California metallers DEVILDRIVER have entered Seahorse Sound Studios in downtown Los Angeles to begin recording their new album for an early 2016 release via Napalm Records.
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