CARNAL FORGE: Songwriting Update

August 29, 2006

Swedish thrashers CARNAL FORGE have issued the following update:

"The pre-production of the new album has been a long, long process but in the end it has been really worth it. We have gone through all the arrangements and vocal parts in a way that we never have done with CARNAL FORGE before. The result is just utterly brilliant. We have also tried some stuff that we never did in CARNAL FORGE. We have a couple really heavy songs. One is so slow it almost falls apart... haha...

"Some wonder why it takes so goddamn long time this time around, but the thing is that we live in three different cities, so we have met for pre-production work once, maybe twice a month to work together. On all other albums with CARNAL FORGE, the vocals were made in the studio. But I promise you it's worth the wait... Soon we'll start the real recording..."

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: "Godsend Gods End", "Hate Junkie", "Ante Mori", "End Game", "Testify For My Victims", "Biological Waste Matter", "Questions Pertaining The Ownership Of My Mind", "Subhuman", "Forever Guilt", "Burning Eden" 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.

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