Germany's Rock Hard magazine recently interviewed the members of Demolition Hammer at this year's 70000 Tons of Metal cruise, where they discussed the possibility of recording a new album.

Steve Reynolds (vocals, bass): "We've talked. But we were so busy just trying to work all this in, we haven't really solidified any plans for that. But we're still talking about it."

James Reilly (guitar): "Now that we see how well this is going, we do have it in our heads to start writing some new material and see where it goes."

Derek Sykes (guitar): "We're just amazed that we can actually still play the stuff that we played twenty-five years ago, and it sounds relatively good. So the next step is, 'Can we still write stuff that holds up to what we did twenty-five years ago?' 'Cause if it doesn't, we're not doing it. So that's really the last hurdle: can we still do it? We'll try to find out."

James Reilly: "I think we can. As long as we stay true to ourselves and try not to be something we're not, it should work. I think it'll work."

Demolition Hammer, who reunited nearly a year ago, released their last studio album Time Bomb in 1994 and broke up shortly after its release.

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