HELLSAW: New Song Posted Online

March 5, 2009

Austrian black metal mongrels HELLSAW have posted a new new song, "Ache", on their MySpace page. The track comes off the band's third full-length album, "Cold", whcih will be issued in March/April via Napalm Records. The band once again tapped DARK FORTRESS guitarist V. Santura to produce the new CD.

The release dates for individual countries are as follows:

March 25: Finland, Spain
March 27: Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Benelux, France, Italy, Sweden
March 30: Rest of Europe
April 7: USA, Canada

According to a press release, "Cold" contains "13 tracks of the strongest and most intense songs from HELLSAW to date, and includes 'Wounds', a track not written before the band started rehearsing for the new album, but was created out of the energy and intensity that developed as the band started to play the new material. Also included will be a bonus DVD featuring HELLSAW appearances at the Ragnarök and Under the Black Sun festivals, and at the Le Romandie venue in Lausanne, together with a photo gallery tracing the band's history from the very early days to the present time."

"Cold" track listing:

01. A Suicide Journey
02. The Black Death
03. Der Harzwald
04. 1°F
05. Cold Aeon
06. Psycho Pastor
07. Sulphur Prayer
08. I Saw Hell
09. Eyes Of Ice
10. Moonrites Diabolicum
11. Ache
12. Subterranean Empire
13. Wounds

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