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Ex-IMMORTAL Bassist's DEAD TO THIS WORLD: New Demo Track Available

February 18, 2007

DEAD TO THIS WORLD, the speed/thrash/black metal project of former IMMORTAL bassist Iscariah, has debuted "Satan's Storm", an unmastered demo track, on the band's MySpace page. The track will be available for a very limited time only, and can be heard at this location.

Formed in Bergen, Norway in 2002, the band was initially intended to be a solo project for Iscariah (AMOK, NECROPHAGIA, WURDULAK),but grew into a three-piece with the addition of Goatpromoter Lava (AMOK, TAAKE) on guitar and Mord (DEATHCON, TAAKE) on drums.

The band are currently are working on their debut album, to be titled "The Anti Human Parade", with an anticipated release in 2007.

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