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CARNAL FORGE Prepare To Record Fourth Album

August 15, 2002

Sweden's CARNAL FORGE will enter Studio Underground on September 16th to begin recording their fourth full-length album for an early 2003 release through Century Media Records. According to guitarist Jari Kuusisto, "the songs sounds killer and the album will contain about 12-13 songs. We had 17 songs before we stopped writing for this album. But then we had to say 'enough' and we decided to record only 14 of them."

Among the tracks set to appear on the album are:

01. Destroy Life
02. Into Oblivion
03. My Bloody Rampage
04. Baptized In Fire
05. Bulletproof Godmaterial

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