AVERSE SEFIRA: New Song Available For Streaming

January 7, 2008

A new track from Texas-based AVERSE SEFIRA, entitled "Descension", is available for streaming at this location. The song comes off the group's new full-length album, "Advent Parallax", due on February 12 via Candlelight Records. Produced by Tore Stjerna (WATAIN, IN BATTLE),the CD features stunning artwork created by renowned artist/illustrator Jos A. Smith (cover artist for the first BATHORY album).

AVERSE SEFIRA is considered one of America's premiere black metal bands yet "Advent Parallax" is the trio's first in their already decade-long career to find proper international distribution.

Prior to the album's release, the band will team up with ROTTING CHRIST, IMMOLATION, and BELPHEGOR for a 26-day American tour. Set to kick off February 4 at the Tremont Music Hall in Charlotte, North Carolina the tour will circle the U.S. before ending at the Meridian in Houston on March 2.

"It is an exciting prospect to tour with such an excellent selection of bands, particularly our longtime allies in IMMOLATION," says bassist Wrath Sathaniel Diabolus. "Together we will cast open the furnaces of damnation and scorch the claws of winter. The outing will also serve as the harbinger for our newest infliction 'Advent Parallax'. This album is our definitive worship-made-weapon, one that shall galvanize the believers and confound the uninitiated."

Having signed with Candlelight Records in late 2006, AVERSE SEFIRA's recording history dates to 1996.

AVERSE SEFIRA has recorded three albums, all released by small/international record labels prior to "Advent Parallax".

Candlelight issued a remastered version of the band's second release, "Battle's Clarion", in early 2007 in support of their tour with labelmates 1349.

The group opened for EMPEROR at their sold-out New York City performance June 2007.

AVERSE SEFIRA performing live, March 2007:

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