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DIMENSION F3H Is 'Back On Track Again'

November 24, 2006

DIMENSION F3H, the Norwegian death metal band led by Morfeus (LIMBONIC ART),has commented on its recent signing with Dark Essence Records.

Said the group in a statement: "It has been a really long unwanted time of silence from us due to several reasons, but now we seem to be back on track again. We are currently working on finishing our second album, entitled 'Does the Pain Excite You?', and if everything goes according to plans, we shall have that one ready by the end of January. An early spring release should be in the works."

DIMENSION F3H's debut album, "Reaping the World Winds", was released in 2003 through Hammerheart Records. The CD was produced by Morfeus and mixed at Sweden's renowned Studio Fredman (IN FLAMES, DARK TRANQUILITY, DIMMU BORGIR).

For more information, visit www.dimensionf3h.com.

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