GODHATE: New Music Posted Online

February 3, 2009

Reactivated Swedish death metallers GODHATE (formerly THRONEAEON) have uploaded music from their forthcoming album to the band's MySpace page. The song "Godhate" and a sample featuring parts of different songs (all from the upcoming CD) are available for streaming at this location.

Commented guitarist/vocalist Tony Freed: "2008 was an interesting year for GODHATE. After a break that lasted for almost two years, and me still suffering from a burnout, we finally got back on the scene. Our MCD 'Anguish' was finally released after years of delays, and I had a new lineup ready to do some killing. It was time for me to pick up the guitar and I wrote nine new songs in six months. Songs that was aimed for our third full-length album. Thomas Eldnatt (who was a part of GODHATE until August) wrote another two songs that was so good that they, in the end, replaced two of mine. Unfortunately, Thomas had an increasing pain that made him lose perception of touch in his left hand and was therefore replaced during gigs. His problems peaked when we were in studio and had me to record almost everything except for his solos and some riffs that we wanted him to do. He was finally replaced completely by Björn Johansson, who even replaced him during earlier gigs.

"A few shows were completed in May which made me feel alive again. And in September, after the recording session in studio Elastic, where we recorded the new album, was done I was feeling good and erased myself from the sick list.

"We did a little mini-tour, kicking off in Köping (SWE) moving onward to Borlänge (SWE),Copenhagen (DEN),Frankfurt (GER),Fully v/s (SWI) and finally Turku (FIN). This was surely one of the bands best moments ever, especially in Switzerland with DEVIAN and in Finland meeting our old friends.

"A new year for GODHATE has begun a lot faster than we expected. We promised to have the new record out before the end of 2008, but we actually needed some more time to get everything done. We were as usual to picky with getting things perfect.

"But finally things are looking better. Way better than we could imagine.

"We weren't really satisfied with the first mix of the album so we decided to get in touch with Studio Underground, were we recorded some albums before, and that's where the album will be completed. And this was, I think, the best choice we could do."

The new GODHATE album was engineered by Dino Medanhodzic (CARNAL FORGE guitarist) at Elastic studio.

The band is currently seeking a suitable label to release the effort.

Photo credit: Petri Vilen

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