BURST: Another New Song Posted Online; Studio Footage Available

September 4, 2008

Sweden's BURST has posted a new track from its forthcoming album, "Lazarus Bird". The song "I Exterminate The I" can be heard now via the band's MySpace page.

BURST will release "Lazarus Bird" via Relapse Records on the following dates:

USA: September 16
Germany: September 19
Rest of Europe: September 22

"Lazarus Bird" was recorded at Studio Bohussound (STATUS QUO, ABBA) in Kungälv, Sweden. The follow-up to 2005's "Origo" was once again tracked with engineer Fredrik Reinedahl (OPETH, IN FLAMES, GADGET). Other songtitles set to appear on the CD include "I Hold Vertigo", "We Are Dust", "Momentum", "Nineteenhundred", "Cripple God" and "(We Watched) The Silver Rain".

Commented the band: "Expect an album that will NOT be 'Origo Part 2', but something new for BURST."

BURST in the studio - episode #1:

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