ANNOTATIONS OF AN AUTOPSY: New Footage From The Studio Posted Online

July 15, 2009

U.K. death metallers ANNOTATIONS OF AN AUTOPSY have posted video footage (see below) from the recording sessions for their new album, "II: The Reign Of Darkness". The band's follow-up to 2008's "Before The Throne Of Infection" will be released later in the year via Siege of Amida Records in the U.K. and Nuclear Blast in the rest of the world.

ANNOTATIONS OF AN AUTOPSY was formed in late 2006 with the purpose of writing aggressive low-end death metal and playing it with passion, aggression and determination.

The band mixes old and new-school death metal to form its own brand of aggressive death.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/annotationsofanautopsy.

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