Memphis May Fire is back in the studio, and they’re releasing studio updates along the way. They first take a look at drummer Jake Garland’s sound, as tracking the drums comes first. Look for a new album this spring.
Memphis May Fire showing in-studio clips from upcoming album sessions
January 6, 2014 By David Stagg
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