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CHAINSAW To Release New Album In January

December 10, 2007

Metal Mind Productions has set a January 21, 2008 European release date (March 18 in the U.S. via MVD) for CHAINSAW's second full-length album, "The Journey Into The Heart Of Darkness".

Formed in 1997, the Polish band started by playing covers of groups like BLACK SABBATH, DEEP PURPLE, METALLICA and KISS. Their first success came at the end of 1997 when CHAINSAW won a "talent show" award at an annual contest for young bands. By that time, the band had already started to write its own material.

"The Journey Into The Heart Of Darkness" track listing:

01. Bitter Thoughts
02. The Beginning
03. Na Skrzydlach Nocy
04. Destroying the Madness
05. Dying Hope
06. In Flames
07. Welcome to Hell
08. Masters of Shattared Dreams
09. Impatient
10. The Mourning Song
Bonus track:
11. Niecierpliwy (feat. Grzegorz Kupczyk)

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