DAGOR DAGORATH To Release 'Yetzer Ha'Ra' In The Summer

June 4, 2009

"Yetzer Ha'Ra", the debut album from the Israeli sympho black-death metal band DAGOR DAGORATH, will be released this summer via Holland's Ziekte-NL and Russia's More Hate Productions. The CD was recorded during 2008, mixed and mastered by Miko from Metal Sound Studios. The cover artwork (see below) and graphics were created by the famous Greek painter and graphic designer Seth Siro Anton.

Commented the band: "'Yetzer Ha'Ra' is a powerful mixture of atmospheric sympho black metal with the power and agression of death metal."

"Yetzer Ha'Ra" track listing:

01. The Hell in Heaven
02. The Devil On The Chain
03. Heaven in Hell
04. The Maze Of Madness
05. Vicious Circle
06. The Call
07. Wind Cry

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/dagordagorath.

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