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ARES KINGDOM Releases 'Firestorms And Chaos' CD

July 3, 2008

Kansas City-based death/thrash metal band ARES KINGDOM has released "Firestorms and Chaos", a CD collection of early singles and demos, through NWN! Productions. Copies are available directly from the band through their official web site.

In June 2008, ARES KINGDOM played three California dates on the Blood of the Damned tour with ANGELCORPSE, GOSPEL OF THE HORNS, HOLOCAUST WOLVES OF THE APOCALYPSE, CEMETERY URN and SANGUIS IMPEREM.

In September 2007 the band released the "Failsafe" 12" single, a limited-edition 12" featuring a reworked version of OFC's "Imperium", as well as a cover of DETENTE's "Vultures in the Sky".

The band is currently finishing work on their as-yet-untitled second album and is slated to begin recording at Very Metal Sound later this year.

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