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HEAVENLY To Release 'Carpe Diem' In December

November 9, 2009

French metallers HEAVENLY will release their fifth studio album, "Carpe Diem", on December 18 via AFM Records.

The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Carpe Diem
02. Lost In Your Eyes
03. Farewell
04. Fullmoon
05. A Better Me
06. Ashen Paradise
07. The Face Of The Truth
08. Ode To Joy
09. Save Our Souls

Check out the cover artwork below.

HEAVENLY's fourth album, entitled "Virus", was released in Europe (outside France) in January 2007 via AFM Records. The CD, which was issued in France in November 2006 via XIII BIS Records, came in a limited-edition digipack that included the video for the song "Spill Blood on Fire".

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