Motorhead share clips from studio sessions
Band release videos snippets as work continues on their 22nd album in Los Angeles
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Motorhead have issued clips from the studio as they continue work on their 22nd studio album.
Fresh from a series of November UK shows – including a stop at Wembley Arena – the band entered a Los Angeles studio with longtime producer Cameron Webb in January to begin work on the follow-up to 2013’s Aftershock.
Motorhead have been keeping fans in the loop on the project’s progress by sharing photos and video from the sessions via their social media sites.
The band say: “Phil Campbell is working on guitars today in the studio for our new album! Here’s a little taste!”
And along with a photo of mainman Lemmy, they add: “Lemmy’s working on bass and vocals today for our new album!”
Earlier this month, drummer Mikkey Dee ran into Tool guitarist Adam Jones as the two bands work side-by-side on new projects in the same Los Angeles facility.
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