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CRUACHAN Confirmed For Germany's RAGNARÖK 4 Festival

August 15, 2006

Irish folk metal band CRUACHAN has been confirmed for the Ragnarök 4 festival, set to take place March 30-31, 2007 in Lichtenfelts, Germany.

As previously reported, CRUACHAN has inked a deal with Germany's AFM Records. The band's already completed fifth album, "The Morrigan's Call" (view cover artwork at this location),is scheduled for release later in the year.

The follow-up to 2004's "Pagan", "The Morrigan's Call" was recorded at Sun Studios in Dublin. Click here to listen to a sneak preview MP3 (said to be a "low-quality unmastered sample) of the new album.

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