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GOROD: New Song Preview Available

April 17, 2008

French technical death metallers GOROD are currently working on the follow-up album to 2006's "Leading Vision", which should be ready for release in early 2009 on Willowtip. Six songs have been written so far, and the band claims that the new album "will be an evolution of the process that began with 'Leading Vision'."

GOROD has posted a video on its MySpace page that previews a new song from the upcoming album. You can check it out below. A music video for the song "Here Die Your Gods" is in production and should be released sometime this summer.

The band hopes to tour extensively in support of the new release in 2009.

If you are interested in helping to book/promote the tour, please send an email to [email protected].

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