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BLOOD LABEL Featuring HATESPHERE, DAWN OF DEMISE Members: 'Skeletons' Album Due In March

January 20, 2014

Danish metal quintet BLOOD LABEL, which features members of such prominent Danish bands as HATESPHERE, DAWN OF DEMISE and THE BURNING, will release its debut album, "Skeletons", on March 17 via Mighty Music. The CD was helmed by acclaimed Danish producer Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, SUICIDE SILENCE, ABORTED) and features cover art that was handpainted by MNEMIC guitarist Mircea Gabriel Eftemie (SOILWORK, STRAPPING YOUNG LAD, DARK TRANQUILITY).

BLOOD LABEL made a name for itself in its native Denmark with the release of a critically acclaimed debut EP, "Existence Expires", in 2011 and three consecutive tours of Denmark supporting some of biggest names in metal such as ARCH ENEMY, ENTOMBED and VADER.

On "Skeletons", BLOOD LABEL fuses the immense energy of extreme metal with clear influences of alternative rock in 12 distinctive songs wrapped in a thick, voluminous sound.

"With our debut album, we just went for it in hope of finding our very own niche in the world of metal — and we think we did," explains BLOOD LABEL vocalist Kenneth Klitte Jensen. "We spared no expense and involved ourselves only with the best people Denmark has to offer."

A lyric video for the first single, "Shotgun-Blown In The Face" can be seen below.

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