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CORRODED: Entire New Album Available For Streaming

May 23, 2009

"11 Shades of Black", the new album from Swedish post-grunge heavy rockers CORRODED, is available or streaming in its entirety at the band's MySpace page. Due in Sweden on May 27 via Ninetone Records, the CD was produced by Swedish multi-platinum-selling producer Patrik Frisk. Release dates for the rest of Europe, Japan and U.S. will soon be announced.

CORRODED's musical style is described as "heavy aggressive rock peppered with a taste of grunge, " not a million miles removed from "old-style NICKELBACK or CREED."

The band's debut single, "Time And Again", reportedly entered the Swedish chart at No. 24.

"Time and Again", the new video from CORRODED, can be viewed below. The clip was filmed and edited by Chris Rehn (ANGTORIA).

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