Apparently the yet-unnamed group has already started recording with producer Ross Robinson (At the Drive-In, Korn).

The fresh outfit laid down at least three new songs just before Christmas at Robinson's home studio in Venice, California.

According to AOL's Noisecreep, the musicians have been asked to provide some music for a for a documentary on New Orleans haunted house the House of Shock, which Pantera frontman Phil Anselmo founded in 1992.

Dean Karr, directing the film, wanted to "tap into" the energy he had seen between Dave Lombardo and Gary Holt at a Slayer gig in San Bernadino.

The music is apparently pretty punky. Explains Gary to Noisecreep:

"The one we were working on today, it's like a combination of all of our bands with Discharge and the Exploited and GBH on it. Really, really punk. Super crunchy and super brutal. It just came together so naturally. There's a beat and a riff and Casey starts spewing some venom on top of it. It's awesome!"

Even a full-length release might be possible, so long as it fits in the musicians' schedules.