Paradise Lost Tried New Approach On Forthcoming Album
. Mackintosh tells Total Guitar: "Sometimes it's nice to do albums that are expected, in a way. But for a career like ours it's important to do certain records and songs where you try something else." The band aimed to "blur lines" between harmonies and rhythms during recording sessions, with the aim of achieving a more blended sound. The guitarist says: "It was an interesting way of working that we hadn't done before - more constructive." Read more here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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