"We're doing something different for us, with what they call these lyric videos," Larsen said.
Volbeat even ventured into an unfamiliar promotional strategy. I actually ended up playing all the bass on the new record, since I’ve played bass a million times in the past on records, but in the rehearsal room that was a missing element to the sound, so everything ended up being really guitar heavy.Pandemic protocols might prevent a repeat of that night, and besides, there's work to do supporting "Servant of The Mind," which has received a strong publicity push since its release in December. Interestingly enough, going into this record we didn’t have a bass player we’d parted ways with Anders, and during the whole rehearsal process we had no bassist. I was producing on this album again, so during that time I was also thinking about the overall big picture and how everything was working together. “We spent a lot of time in the rehearsal room in a pre-production sense, just hashing out ideas and making sure we had the best batch of songs. We played our last show of the cycle in Odense, Denmark about a year ago, and we’ve been off ever since then working on the songs for this new album, Seal The Deal And Let’s Boogie.” How did the songs for the new album come together? We worked really hard on that album cycle and we were extremely busy. “We put out Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies in 2012 and we toured all over the world a number of times. What have Volbeat been up to since the last album came out?
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