DISIPLIN To Play New Material At Norway's HOLE IN THE SKY Festival

July 12, 2004

Norwegian extreme metallers DISIPLIN, featuring ex-members of MYRKSKOG and EVILIZER, will premier five songs off their forthcoming album, "Quimbanda", at the Hole In The Sky festival, a four-day event set to be held August 25-28, 2004 at three different venues in Bergen, Norway. The new tracks scheduled to be performed at the festival are "Feed The Fucker To The Dogs", "Anti-Life", "Chaos From Order", "Quimbanda" and "The Arsonist Academy". "We are looking forward to playing the festival and sharing the stage with so many great bands," stated DISIPLIN guitarist General K. "You can rest assured that the show will be a fanatic display of orthodox devil worship!"

DISIPLIN's sophomore album, "Quimbanda" is tentatively due in early 2005 though Moonfog Records. The follow-up to the group's 2003 self-titled debut will be recorded in August.

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