Death metal icons AUTOPSY are currently working on their seventh full-length studio album – their first since 2014’s “Tourniquets, Hacksaws and Graves”.
The news of the new AUTOPSY album dropped when current bassist and owner of Earhammer studios, Greg Wilkinson, posted a two-minute clip to Twitter of him tracking new material for the band.
He said: “I’m actually recording this week as a bass player and not as an engineer for the new Autopsy album. I believe the last time I tracked with an engineer other than myself was some 19 years ago.”
AUTOPSY parted with their former bass player, Joe Trevisano, back in July 2021, so the bassist could spend more time at home with family. According to the band, the split was amicable.
There’s currently no word on when the new AUTOPSY album will eventually drop, however hope remains that it will arrive at some point in 2022.
A little clip of me tracking last night by the almighty @lucifern00 https://t.co/5i2SvGam5j
— Greg Wilkinson (@LemurMutation) March 30, 2022
I’m actually recording this week as a bass player and not as an engineer for the new Autopsy album. I believe the last time I tracked with an engineer other than myself was some 19 years ago.
— Greg Wilkinson (@LemurMutation) March 30, 2022