Hellyeah release 3 clips of brand new studio material
Hellyeah share three clips from the studio featuring the late Vinnie Paul on drums

In November last year, Hellyeah announced they would release a new album in 2019.
The band returned to the studio at the start of January and have begun putting the pieces in place for the follow-up to 2016’s Undeniable.
Speaking shortly after Vinnie Paul’s death in June last year, bassist Kyle Sanders told SiriusXM that the drummer had finished recording his parts for the record – and some of that material can be heard in three new studio clips.
Check them out below.
Speaking previously, Sanders said: “We're in the middle of huge things right now. This is the last thing you expect to hear. We're in the studio right now. We're doing a record. This is everything that Vinnie lives for. It's devastating.”
Further album details will be revealed in due course.
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