ACCEPT Has Resumed Recording New Album

German/American metallers ACCEPT have resumed recording their new studio album. The sessions for the follow-up to 2017’s “The Rise Of Chaos” are taking place remotely, with producer Andy Sneap working at his studio in Ripley, Derbyshire, England and guitarist Wolf Hoffmann laying down tracks in his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee. The project is being completed using Steinberg‘s VST Connect Pro, a fully featured, remote recording solution that lets anybody record a musician or other performer in professional quality, regardless of where each of them is on the planet. All they need is an Internet connection and a computer.

Earlier today, Sneap posted an Instagram photo of sessions in progress, and he included the following message: “Remote recording from uk to Nashville back to the uk with @wolfhoffmann and @acceptworldwide thanks to #Steinberg connect #wolfhoffmann #acceptworldwide. Took a while to get working but I think we are good!”

“The Rise Of Chaos” marked ACCEPT‘s first release with guitarist Uwe Lulis and drummer Christopher Williams, replacing Herman Frank and Stefan Schwarzmann, respectively.

ACCEPT‘s latest release was “Symphonic Terror – Live At Wacken 2017”, featuring the band’s performance at the Wacken Open Air festival in Wacken, Germany.

ACCEPT 2020 is:

Wolf Hoffmann – Guitar
Mark Tornillo – Vocals
Christopher Williams – Drums
Uwe Lulis – Guitar
Martin Motnik – Bass
Philip Shouse – Guitar