But, yeah, 'heavy' is probably the right word for it.' And it definitely has a few nods and winks to our past. And the vibe for the album, I think it sounds maybe more spontaneous this time, perhaps. And there's also, I think, a few surprises on there that will definitely make people go, 'Okay, I didn't see that coming.' But, yeah, I think it definitely has a mix of everything we've done up until now. We still have the more happy, punkish, even maybe pop songs, if you wanna call it that. But, yeah, I think it's a very mixed album, because you've definitely got the more heavier sound. Yeah, there might be a little bit of thrash on it as well - might be even a little venture into Swedish death metal perhaps. There's definitely some really heavy songs on it. It might be - I'm not really sure - but it's definitely got some of the old vintage VOLBEAT heavy elements to it. I wouldn't really call it more aggressive. He responded: 'Well, it's definitely heavier - let me put it that way. Larsen was also asked if there is any truth to VOLBEAT frontman Michael Poulsen's previous claim that the group's new material was shaping up to be more aggressive and more thrash-oriented than the last two LPs. But, yeah, of course those two songs will be on the album as well.' Good for the summer - sit outside, have a cold one, some barbecue or whatever, tap your feet along, sing along. Why shouldn't they? I don't think they really represent how the total of the album sounds, but it's two typical VOLBEAT songs - straight-up rock and roll. But it's all set, it's ready to go, and I'm pretty sure it's gonna blow your socks off.'Īsked if VOLBEAT's recently released two new singles, 'Wait A Minute My Girl' and 'Dagen Før', will also appear on the upcoming album, Jon said: 'Oh, yeah. Of course, in modern times, you'll find out online. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMOUTH.NET): 'The album is done it's ready.

In a new interview with Brazilian music journalist Igor Miranda, VOLBEAT drummer Jon Larsen spoke about the progress of the recording sessions for the band's follow-up to 2019's 'Rewind, Replay, Rebound' LP.

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