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CARNAL FORGE: New Song Available For Streaming

September 28, 2009

Swedish thrash metal band CARNAL FORGE returned to the studio in June month to record the vocals for a new track called "Blood War" (formerly "Non Existence"). The song will appear on the band's next album, tentatively due in January 2010. An accompanying music video (produced and directed by guitarist Dino Medanhodzic) will be released soon.

The full-length version of "Blood War" can be heard in the YouTube clip below.

"Blood War" was written, recorded and produced by CARNAL FORGE in the band's own studio in Sala, Sweden. The track was mixed by Medanhodzic.

CARNAL FORGE's current lineup includes the band's latest additions, Peter Tuthill on vocals and Medanhodzic on guitar.

CARNAL FORGE is:

Peter Tuthill - Vocals
Dino Medanhodzic - Lead Guitar
Petri Kuusisto - Lead Guitar
Lars Lindén - Bass
Stefan Westerberg - Drums

The band says: "Since the gigs in Finland in January, CARNAL FORGE took a break from live shows. Stefan has had serious problems with his back and shoulder and needed a rest. But now CARNAL FORGE are ready to hit the stage again and will do so in Milano, Italy on Saturday the 3rd of October at Headbanger's Party - Part III."

CARNAL FORGE's latest album, "Testify for My Victims", was released in the U.S. in May 2007 via Candlelight Records.

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