BOKOR To Release 'Vermin Soul' In October

September 15, 2008

Swedish alternative rock/metal band BOKOR will release its sophomore album, "Vermin Soul", on October 24 via Italy's Scarlet Records. The follow-up to 2007's "Anomia 1" was written, recorded and produced by the band itself at Realtime Recording with the soundcrafting, editing and mixing skills of Daniel Gese. Artwork, guest vocals and inspiring ideas came from the immense talent of Valentin Mellström. Rhodes piano and Hammond were once again played by Niclas Kinnander.

"Vermin Soul" is described in a press release as "more of everything . . . Try to think at a sort of mixture of very unique bands such as TOOL, MASTODON, OPETH, PORCUPINE TREE, ANATHEMA and SYSTEM OF A DOWN and you'll get an idea of what BOKOR sound like."

Commented the band: "A frequent question in the interviews for our last record was if it was a theme-album. No, it wasn't. This album may be. Indeed, all children know where spiders come from. After all, the roaches, rats, mosquitoes and woodlice will survive in the end. And that's a soothing thought."

For more information, visit www.bokor.se.

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