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DARK AGE: New Song Posted Online

September 12, 2007

Hamburg, Germany-based brutal melodic death metallers DARK AGE have posted the title track of their upcoming album, entitled "Minus Exitus", on their MySpace page. The CD's artwork was created by Niklas Sundin from DARK TRANQUILLITY.

"Minus Exitus" is scheduled for release this fall via Remedy Records. Other songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Cold" and "Black September". A trailer for the album can be viewed below. According to an online post by the band's keyboardist Martin Reichert, the CD's first pressing will likely include a limited-edition DVD.

DARK AGE's first DVD, "Live, So Far...", was released last year via Remedy Records.

DARK AGE's most recent studio CD, "Dark Age" (2003),featured a guest appearance by TIAMAT frontman Johan Edlund on two songs.

(Thanks: God Of Reptiles)

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