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DAGOBA: 'Face The Colossus' European Release Delayed

September 5, 2008

French metallers DAGOBA have pushed back the European release date of their third album, "Face the Colossus", to October 10 from the previously announced September 29. According to the band's record label, Season Of Mist, the date change was caused by a manufacturing delay. The CD, which will arrive in North America on October 14, was mixed by Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, HATESPHERE, MNEMIC) at Antfarm studios in Århus, Denmark.

The title track from the CD is now available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

"Face the Colossus" track listing:

01. Abyssal
02. Face the Colossus
03. Back from Life
04. Somebody Died Tonight
05. The World in Between
06. Transylvania
07. Orphan of You
08. The Nightfall and all its Mistakes
09. Silence
10. The Crash
11. Sudden Death

The third episode of DAGOBA's studio video diary, dubbed "Inside the Colossus", can be viewed below.

Tue Madsen previously worked with DAGOBA on the band's sophomore album, "What Hell Is About…", which was released in February 2006 via Season of Mist. That CD featured a guest appearance on two songs by DIMMU BORGIR bassist/ARCTURUS frontman Simen Hestnaes (a.k.a. ICS Vortex, ex-BORKNAGAR, LAMENTED SOULS).

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