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ABYSMALIA: Entire New Album Available For Streaming

June 11, 2008

Finnish progressive/thrash metal one-man band ABYSMALIA featuring Jouni Koskela (NOME, LIQUORWORKS, AON) has made its entire forthcoming album, "Portals to Psychotic Inertia", available for streaming at Mikseri.net.

Due on June 30, "Portals to Psychotic Inertia" features the following track listing:

01. Peril
02. Shipwrecked on the Sea of Delusions
03. By a Sickening Reverie
04. The Mindscraping Multitude
05. Coma Recurring
06. Whispering Insomnia
07. The Naiad of the Dawn (Anam Cara)

Jouni Koskela previously stated about the upcoming CD, "It seems that the material is going to be a lot more progressive and diverse both melodically and atmospherically than on the debut EP. Of course there still is some wicked thrashy elements present all over the material, but judging from the tracks I've finished, the upcoming material is a lot less focused on one specific area and more variance is definitely present in almost every imaginable sense."

ABYSMALIA's first recording, "The Sewage of Lies" EP, was released via the Internet on August 21, 2007.

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