HOLOCAUST To Release New Album This Month

May 1, 2003

Reunited NWOBHM legends HOLOCAUST have set a May 19 release date for their ninth album, "Primal".

The CD, which was recorded in both the States and Scotland, marks a return to the group's metal roots and marks the recording debut with the band of new members John McCullim (guitar),Ron Levine (drums) and Bryan Bartly (bass).

The complete track listing for "Primal" is as follows:

01. Iron Will
02. Black Box
03. Hell On Earth
04. Transcendence
05. Fools (Bring On The Night)
06. Made Righteous
07. It's Your Dream
08. They Colonize
09. Colossus
10. Lost Horizons

In other news, Sanctuary Records have just released a two-CD HOLOCAUST anthology, entitled "Coming Through", covering the band's entire career.

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