EXMORTEM Add Second Guitarist

May 24, 2005

Danish death metallers EXMORTEM have posted the following message on their official web site:

"From now on EXMORTEM will continue as a five-piece. Andreas [Schubert, bass] has taken over the second guitarist spot and we are working with a new session bass player. The main reason for getting a second guitarist is the fact that the new tracks will have a lot more second guitar work, so we want to go back to having two guitarist live to get some more power and be able to play all the extra stuff live as well!

"New material is being worked on and the first few songs are more or less done, showing a slightly new direction for the band, but that’s also about all we will reveal at this point! The goal is to have the next album ready next year!"

EXMORTEM released their fifth album, "Nihilistic Contentment", in January via Earache/Wicked World Records. The CD was recorded over a four-week period at Antfarm Studio in Aarhus, Denmark with producer Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, HATESPHERE, MNEMIC).

EXMORTEM, who were recently rejoined by drummer Reno Kiilerich (DIMMU BORGIR, PANZERCHRIST, VILE),were previously signed to France's Osmose Productions and Holland's Hammerheart Records.

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