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CALMSITE Finalize Track Listing For Sophomore Album

May 18, 2005

Finnish "melodic deathrock" band CALMSITE have finalized the track listing for their sophomore album, "Elvisdeath", due later in the year via Oak-Knoll Productions (Firebox Records in Europe). It is as follows:

01. Barnhill Burning
02. Hit Stroker
03. Hookerbites
04. Dealer's Hand
05. Date with the Blades
06. Words Denied
07. Dive into the Bottom of the Barrel
08. White Boots Rodeo
09. Tornament

An MP3 single, "Barnhill Burning", will be released later this month.

CALMSITE released their debut album, "The Erector", in early 2004 through Oak-Knoll. In existence since 1998, CALMSITE had previously issued three mini-CDs and two demos.

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