KATAKLYSM are back – like a train that can’t stop its raging momentum.
With the completion of their twelfth studio album, “Of Ghosts And Gods”, the band is prepared to unleash an aural
assault of the best kind among the masses.
Today, the band release the first song of this upcoming masterpiece ‘Thy Serpents Tongue’ on YouTube:
Mastermind Maurizio states:
“The time has come once again, KATAKLYSM on our 12th studio album and still going strong , we are very proud of this record, it holds the best elements of the bands career and a completely new vibe and fresh outlook on death metal in 2015, “Thy Serpents Tongue” is the first taste, a sinister dark and groove but melodic track that when it bites you, the poison will take you in and make you travel to the other side, horns up!”
“Of Ghosts And Gods” will be released July 31st, and you can pre-order the album here: http://nblast.de/KATAKLYSMGhostsNB
“Thy Serpents Tongue” will be available on upcoming Friday as digital single.
The artwork from KATAKLYSM‘s explosive new album was done by up-and-coming dark and macabre artist Surtsey (www.facebook.com/ocvltadesigns).
The cover’s sinister artwork depicts the reality of humanity’s beautifully disturbing existence and its impending death through the mortal and the everlasting. The background shows an ancient incantation written in Aramaic.
“Of Ghosts And Gods” track listing:
01. Breaching The Asylum
02. The Black Sheep
03. Thy Serpents Tongue
04. Soul Destroyer
05. Vindication
06. Marching Through Graveyards
07. Shattered
08. Hate Spirit
09. Carrying Crosses
10. The World Is A Dying Insect
Guitarist/producer J- F Dagenais (MALEVOLENT CREATION, MISERY INDEX) tracked drums, guitars and bass for “Of Ghosts And Gods”, while vocals were recorded by producer Mark Lewis (WHITE CHAPEL, DEVILDRIVER, CANNIBAL CORPSE).
The entire process was mixed and mastered in the UK by legendary producer Andy Sneap (MEGADETH, TESTAMENT, EXODUS, AMON AMARTH).
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