Clifton, New Jersey's Will Killmore are heading back into the studio to begin production on their still untitled full length follow up. Will Killmore plans on taking some time off from playing live to focus on the recording process of the new record.

Guitarist James Digangi comments, "We wanted to make sure the band was doing the right thing and going about the recording process in the most appropriate manor this time around. Our focus now unlike the last recording is to put all of the band's energy into the studio and nothing else."

With Will Killmore self-producing the follow up to their 2010 EP, the band has been hard at work writing, preparing, and introducing some of the material to audiences across the east coast.

Drummer Charles Corletta further comments, "When lead guitarist Steve Toth joined the band in the later half of the recording process for "Oh The Humanity," he really pushed WKM both as musicians and as song writers. If his persistence and dedication to producing is anything like his playing everyone can expect a truly remarkable record."

The band has already integrated some of the new tracks to their live show. Songs like "Number 7," "New Kids," and "Rockula" will appear on the album.

Bassist Brin Daniell comments, "Will Killmore is always pushing our live show. When other bands play it safe ad stick to the favorites we throw new material at our fans. Like when we did support shows for In This Moment and Unearth, those were the first times we had ever debuted 'New Kids,' or 'Number 7.' Now when we play out kids are singing lyrics to these songs. It's funny because I still don't even know all the words."

Guitarist Steve Toth states, "I just want to get in studio, have this new record come out so we can hit the road again and bring the slaughter to the masses."

Guitarist Joe Marini comments on the shows "It is a free, all age 'thank you' show for all our friends and fans. This is our way of telling everyone the we are extremely grateful for all the support. Without everyone spreading the word about this band and going nuts in the pit we would have never been able to make it this far so quickly."