Exodus Will Enter The March Studio Next Year

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JAKARTA - In a new video uploaded to his Zetro's Toxic Vault YouTube channel, Exodus frontman Steve "Zetro" Souza provided the latest information about the songwriting session for the follow-up to the album Persona Non Grata which was released two years ago.

"Meanwhile, Exodus' new album will be coming next year. Maybe a March, April record. Talking to Gary [Holt, Exodus guitarist and lead songwriter]... you can'tmalize it because creative - songwriting must be in accordance with what is written; you can't force it," said Zetro.

"Maybe, March, April [we will start recording], [and] in my opinion, September you will see a new album."

"When we attend the festival next year, and we already have several queues I think we will attend the Wacken festival [in Germany]... After all, we will also attend several festivals next year.

"But we're going to play... I was told we were going there and playing some songs from the new album [before it was released]. We've never done that before. So it's going to be a different thing we're going to do..

"We are now with Napalm Records, and we are very excited to be with them," added Zetro. "We signed the deal at the end of 2022... and we want to give them an album. So, I know what Gary is currently writing."

Meanwhile, the 2023 Exodus fall tour with Fit For An Autopsy, Darkest Hour, and Undeath will begin on November 15 at Ft. Lauderdale, Florida and ends on December 10 in New Kensington, Pennsylvania.