DEKAPITATOR: New Album Details Revealed

June 4, 2007

Bay Area thrashers DEKAPITATOR are currently preparing for the release of their Relapse debut "The Storm Before The Calm".

"The Storm Before The Calm" is set for a July 24 North American release date (July 30 internationally) and features nine all new songs from the band. DEKAPITATOR has posted to two preview tracks, "Toxic Sanctuary" and "Run With The Pack", along with the album art from "The Storm Before The Calm" exclusively via the band's MySpace page.

In other news, DEKAPITATOR has announced a number of tour dates in support of "The Storm Before The Calm". The band will be among the featured artists at this year's Goregon Massacre Fest in Portland, OR along with ABSCESS, GHOUL, NUNSLAUGHTER and more.

Upcoming DEKAPITATOR shows:

Jun. 22 - Portland, OR - Goregon Massacre Fest II
Jul. 16 - San Francisco, CA - DNA Lounge
Jul. 21 - Berkeley, CA - Gilman Street

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