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AZARATH: 'Praise The Beast' Artwork Unveiled

January 29, 2009

The cover artwork for "Praise the Beast", the fourth album from Polish black/death metallers AZARATH, can be viewed below. The art was created by Ataman Tolovy (STILLBORN).

"Praise the Beast" is scheduled for a spring release via Agonia Records. The effort will contain 10 new songs and will be made available as a standard CD, LP and limited digipack with a bonus track. The band has also inked a deal with Deathgasm Records for a standard CD release in North America.

The drum tracks for the follow-up to "Diabolic Impious Evil" were recorded at Radio Gdansk (the same studio where BEHEMOTH recorded "The Apostasy") while the other instruments are being tracked at the Progresja Studio in Warsaw. AZARATH is once again working with engineer Arkadiusz "Malta" Malczewski during the album recordings.

"Praise the Beast" track listing (in alphabetical order):

01. Azazel
02. From Beyond The Coldest Star
03. I Hate Your Kind
04. Invocation
05. Obey The Flesh
06. Praise The Beast
07. Queen Of The Sabbath
08. Sacrifice Of Blood
09. Throne Of Skulls
10. Unholy Trinity
11. Ave Sathanas (ACHERON cover) (digipack + vinyl only)

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/azarath666.

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