COMMUNIC: Norwegian TV Feature Posted Online

February 3, 2006

A feature on the Norwegian progressive/power metal band COMMUNIC was recently shown on Norwegian TV. Watch it online at this location (note: the reporter erroneously refers to COMMUNIC as a "black metal" band).

As previously reported, COMMUNIC — who feature in their ranks ex-SCARIOT members Oddleif Stensland (vocals) and Tor Atle Andersen (drums) — are scheduled to enter Hansen studios in Ribe, Denmark today (February 3) to begin recording their sophomore album, entitled "Waves of Visual Decay".

According to the band, "These songs seems to continue where [the debut album] 'Conspiracy In Mind' left off, and has turned out to be a tad more heavy in some ways, but we are sure that it will give you the 'COMMUNIC fix' that you are waiting for..." A late spring/early summer release via Nuclear Blast Records is expected.

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