HIM's Next Album Delayed By Lineup Change
. Losing drummer Mika Karpinnen earlier this year is being partially blamed for the delay. He was replaced by Jukka Kroger. Val tells MDR Jump: "It's an interesting time for us, since our previous drummer left the band in February. So now we have a new guy. We're just doing a few shows to test the waters and see how the chemistry works within the band. "Everything is going splendid, which is great, because it's not the easiest thing. We had the same drummer for 15 years, and then, all of a sudden, now we have to find somebody who would actually fill that hole. "But he's doing a great job. So, hopefully, we go back home in about a week, and then start, little by little, working on the new stuff - which would mean that, if we're lucky, it would be out in a year. Christmas next year." Watch the full interview here. TeamRock Radio is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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