Obliveon guitarist Pierre Rémillard recently told 'The Metal Crypt' that the band is considering working on new material for their first full length studio album since 1999's Carnivore Mothermouth, which might be recorded at his studio (Wild Studio) in Canada.

When asked when was the last time Obliveon had been in the studio all together, Rémillard replied: "Actually, at the beginning of 2002, or 2003, we played there a couple of times and started thinking about maybe writing new songs, but we were in between things, we weren't sure, and afterwards I went on the road with the studio and that took a lot of time in my life. We worked with Obliveon a couple of times but in the beginnings of my time with the studio and then the band split, so we didn't get to enjoy that studio much. But that time will come because we are working on a new record right now and trying to put all this together. I think we're going to go to the Wild Studio - I hope so!

"We've all kept more or less in touch. We all have a good vibe together. We saw each other a couple of times lately because we're working on new songs, but we're taking it as a big project. We don't see it as something we want to rush, we don't want to have a deadline. Right now, we're getting to the point where we have a lot of songs written and we need to figure out how we're going to record the album and see what's possible for us because everybody's got their own lives. We want to invest time in the project, and we really want to do the best we can. We know that'll take time.

"We're now at a point where we need to figure out how we're going to do the recording. Everybody has a lot of ideas. Martin writes a lot of songs. I also write some parts and so does Stéphane. He writes the lyrics.

"I would say the band is not very active, but it's not like nothing is happening. We really want to work on the new album, and everybody is having a lot of fun working on the songs. We're taking the time we need, and we enjoy it very much."

Source:	metalcrypt.com
Band profile:	Obliveon