Germany's RITUAL To Release New Album In March

January 30, 2009

German hardcore band RITUAL will release its new album, "Beneath Aging Flesh And Bone", on March 17 via Reflections Records. According to a press release, RITUAL has "created a record that combines melody, heaviness, anger and angst to an absolute hardcore masterpiece." "Beneath Aging Flesh And Bone" is "the best, the smartest, the most reflected and above all, the darkest material that RITUAL has written so far."

The CD comes in a deluxe digipack and LP in gatefold sleeve and in the following colors:

* 250 x transparent blue vinyl
* 250 x transparent blue/black splatter vinyl
* 500 x solid white vinyl

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/ritualeurope.

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