GORATH Sign With BLACK OWL RECORDS

July 12, 2004

Belgian black metallers GORATH have signed a deal with Black Owl Records. The group will enter the studio this summer to begin recording their full-length debut, "Elite", tentatively due in the fall. "The new record will contain mostly older songs, around three new anthems and something rare," according to an official press release.

In other news, GORATH's split CD with Italy's TOD, "Haunting the December Chords", will be reissued through the Italian label Eyes Of The Dead Productions. The album, which originally came out in 2003, will be made available in a limited edition of 666 hand-numbered copies.

For more information on GORATH, visit the band's official web site.

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