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FLESHCRAWL: New Song Available For Download

January 15, 2004

A brand new FLESHCRAWL track, titled "Beneath A Dying Sun", has been made available for download in MP3 format at this location.

"Beneath A Dying Sun" comes off the group's seventh album, "Made of Flesh", due on February 23 through Metal Blade Records.

The follow-up to 2001's "Soulskinner" was recorded at Studio Underground in Sweden and "kicks off where [the last album] ended, but with a lot more intensity, variety and deadliness," according to an official press release.

The complete track listing for "Made of Flesh" is as follows:

01. Beneath A Dying Sun
02. Made Of Flesh
03. Scourge Of The Bleeding Haunted
04. Into The Depths Of No Return
05. Flesh Bloody Flesh
06. Forged In Blood
07. Damned in Fire
08. Demons Of The Dead
09. Carnal Devourment
10. When Life Surrenders

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