DARKEST HOUR: Entire New Album To Be Streamed On MySpace

June 19, 2009

"The Eternal Return", the fifth full-length record from Washington D.C.-based metallers DARKEST HOUR, will be streamed in its entirety on the band's MySpace page beginning tonight (Friday, June 19) at midnight EST.

"The Eternal Return" will be released on June 23 via Victory Records. The CD was produced by Brian McTernan (SENSES FAIL, THRICE, FROM AUTUMN TO ASHES) at his Baltimore, Maryland studio, Salad Days.

"The Eternal Return" track listing:

01. Devolution Of The Flesh
02. Death Worship
03. The Tides
04. No God
05. Bitter
06. Blessed Infection
07. Transcendence
08. A Distorted Utopia
09. Black Sun
10. Into The Grey

Check out the cover artwork below.

The group's last CD, "Deliver Us", was released in July 2007 via Victory Records.

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