After successfully touring “Too Mean To Die” to ecstatic crowds in Europe, Latin America, Canada, and the United States, German/American heavy metal legends ACCEPT are back in the studio working on their next album.
ACCEPT bassist Martin Motnik states: “We’re currently recording demo versions of the…
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