BLACK BREATH are Recording Again with Converge’s Kurt Ballou

by Ryan Minic | Oct 29, 2014

Ready for a pounding? Black Breath have locked in studio time this fall to begin work on their next album. A follow-up to 2012’s Sentenced to Life, the band will be recording once again with Converge’s Kurt Ballou.

That’s right. The group will be heading to GodCity Studios in Massachusetts to track the effort. This will be their third time recording with Ballou, and they’ll make their way to Salem in late-November and record through mid-December.

After their studio sessions they’ll be doing a show at Saint Vitus Bar in Brooklyn, NY on December 14th. It’ll be their last gig of the year before they make their way home to Seattle.

New Black Breath is coming in 2015.

Here’s a stream of Sentenced to Life in full.

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