In a recent interview with 'Overdrive.ie', Vio-lence vocalist Sean Killian confirmed that the band will begin working on new material next month for their long-awaited fourth studio album, to be released later this year or next year. Although the band did release a new EP (Let The World Burn) back in 2022, their latest album to date is 1993's Nothing To Gain.

When asked if there were plans to work on new music, Sean Killian said: "So, we're just doing this tour this year, and then, once we get home — we'll be back here May 10th or 11th — we'll start working on new music. Ira's got some stuff written, and I've talked to a couple other musicians that I've worked with in the past, live on stage, that are interested in contributing."

As for whether the new music will result in a new EP or studio album, he said: "I wanna do a full-length album — at least eight songs. I know full-length albums these days are 15, 20 songs, but I'm not writing that many songs for one record. That's a lot. And plus I think too many songs — I'd rather release two records than one and have people just… That's a lot of music on one piece of vinyl."

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