ATOMIZER: 'Songs Of Slaughter' Recordings Complete

June 3, 2004

Australian black/death/thrash metallers ATOMIZER have posted the following message on their official web site:

"The tracks that will comprise the 'Songs Of Slaughter - Songs Of Sacrifice' double 7" have now been mixed and sound fuckin' killer if I do say so myself! The whole recording/mixing process was extremely smooth, and initial reactions have been positive to say the least, so expect the best! Obviously this is the first recording with this line up, and as far as the band are concerned, this is the most well-executed sounding ATOMIZER that has ever been bled to tape.

"We have started working on more new material, and the plan (whether or not the dream will be realised remains to be seen) is to have enough material for the two 7" EP's we will record for Aura Mystique and Wintermoon Productions before we leave for Europe in September. Time reveals all!"

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