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DEAD TO THIS WORLD: New Song Posted Online

April 24, 2010

DEAD TO THIS WORLD — the speed/thrash/black metal project led by former IMMORTAL bassist Iscariah — has posted a new song, "Sacrifice", on the group's MySpace page. According to the band, "It is taken from our upcoming album which will be released by Vàn Records this year. It is an alternate version made for a compilation CD, but we thought why not share it with the rest already now taken it has been two years since the last album."

DEAD TO THIS WORLD has been confirmed for this year's edition of the Hole In The Sky festival (a.k.a. Bergen Metal Fest XI),set to take place August 25-28 in Bergen, Norway.

DEAD TO THIS WORLD is:

Iscariah - Supreme Necromancer of the Apocalypse
m:A Fog - Drums of War
Thurzur - Black God of Infamous Circle
Skyggen - Infernal Eulogist of Chaos

DEAD TO THIS WORLD's debut album, "First Strike for Spiritual Renewance", was released in November 2007 via Dark Essence Records. The CD was produced by Bjørnar E Nielsen at Nielsen's Conclave Media Studios in Bergen.

DEAD TO THIS WORLD was originally founded by Iscariah (NECROPHAGIA, ex-IMMORTAL) as a solo project, but was expanded to a full lineup, releasing a three-track demo in 2005.

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

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