CARNAL FORGE: New Songtitles Revealed

January 25, 2006

Swedish thrashers CARNAL FORGE have revealed several songtitles that are set to appear on the group's upcoming album, tentatively due before the end of the year. The follow-up to 2004's "Aren't You Dead Yet?", which will likely be mixed by Andy Sneap (NEVERMORE, ARCH ENEMY, MACHINE HEAD),will feature the following cuts, among others: "Questions Pertaining The Ownership Of My Mind", "Burning Eden", "Subhuman", "Forever Guilt" and "The Dead".

CARNAL FORGE's upcoming CD will be the group's first with singer Jens C. Mortensen (LEECH, REVOLVER, SLAPDASH),who replaced Jonas Kjellgren in 2004.

In other news, CARNAL FORGE have uploaded a full version of their previously unreleased track "God's Enemy No. 1", recorded during the "Aren't You Dead Yet?" sessions. Download it at this location.

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