DARKTHRONE: World Premiere Of New Single Scheduled For Tonight; Webcast Available

December 14, 2005

Norwegian metal radio show "Tinitus" will present the world premiere of the new DARKTHRONE single, "Too Old, Too Cold", on tonight's program.

"Tinitus" airs every Wednesday from 20:00 (8:00 p.m.) to 22:00 (10:00 p.m.) on P3. The show is also available on the Internet: www.nrk.no/tinitus.

As previously reported, Peaceville Records has set a January 23, 2006 release date for the new DARKTHRONE single, "Too Old, Too Cold". The single will be available as a CD-single and a limited-edition 12-inch vinyl single on polar white vinyl.

DARKTHRONE's new full-length effort, "The Cult Is Alive", will be released on February 27. The album will be available on CD, special-edition CD featuring the band's first-ever promo video (for "Too Old, Too Cold") and on limited-edition shark grey vinyl.

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