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CORPUS MORTALE Continuing Work On New Material

February 8, 2010

Danish extreme metallers CORPUS MORTALE have issued the following update:

"We're being very creative at the moment and we only need to throw down a few more songs before we have enough material to enter the studio and record album #3. The music, we think, will appeal to both new and old followers of CORPUS MORTALE as the expression of the band has changed quite a bit due to the changes in the line-up. To the better, of course. The new material is mix of the old stuff and a more stream-lined in your face style.

"Local shows: The [Danish] Tour has been kicked off this weekend and everything went as planned. The final three-four shows are just about to be confirmed and will be posted very soon.

International shows: It's always dangerous to spill details about future plans in the early phases. Anyway, tours and shows are in the works for among other places: North America (late 2010),Iceland (summer 2010) as well as some Scandinavian shows. The bookers are found and all the usual bullshit can begin. Info on these shows and tours will of course be posted regularly."

CORPUS MORTALE released its second full-length album, "A New Species of Deviant", in September 2007 via Neurotic Records. The CD features the artwork of the label's in-house artist Joel Sta.

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