Exodus frontman Steve "Zetro" Souza confirmed in a new video uploaded to his Zetro's Toxic Vault YouTube channel that the band will enter the studio in the spring to begin recording the follow-up to 2021's Persona Non Grata. According to Zetro himself, the album is expected to be released by September 2024 through Napalm Records.




Zetro said: "Tentatively, new Exodus record next year. Probably recording March, April-ish. Speaking to Gary [Holt, Exodus guitarist and main songwriter]… You can't hammer it in stone because creative - the writing has to go how the writing goes; you can't force it. Probably, March, April [we'll start recording], [and] I'd say, September you'll see a new record; you'll get a new record by September.

"When we're at the festivals next year, and we have some lined up - I think we're at Wacken [in Germany]… We're at a few of 'em next year anyway. Alcatraz [in Belgium]. The record will be out the next month," he continued. "But we will be playing… I was told that we're gonna go ahead and play some tracks from it [before it's released]. We've never done that before. So that will be a different thing that we're gonna do.

"We are with Napalm Records now, and we are really excited to be with Napalm Records. We wanna get them a record. We signed the deal at the end of 2022… and we're with them now and we want to give them their record. So, I know Gary's writing right now."

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