ILLNATH: In Mixing Mode

June 16, 2007

Danish symphonic black metallers ILLNATH have issued the following update:

"Yeah, the Hellraiser [festival] gig [on May 26, 2007 in Leipzig, Germany] is done, dragons were slain and maidens were lain and all that. Now we're looking forward to the next few gigs in Denmark in August before the European tour with DISMEMBER kicks off. After that we're playing Moscow and St. Petersburg in November and are looking forwards to it like fuck.

"Meanwhile, the [new ILLNATH] album is being mixed and is pretty much done and dusted and ready for a release sometime soon, of course thinking printing and shipping and all that it will take a LITTLE time, but our work is done."

ILLNATH's third album, entitled "Three Nights in the Sewers of Sodom", was recorded at Borsing Studios. Cover artwork will be handled by Wilhelm Steiner. Audio samples of three tracks — "Ravenous Crows", "Burn to Stone" and "One Thousand…" — are available on the band's MySpace page.

"Three Nights in the Sewers of Sodom" is expected to be released via ILLNATH's own label following the band's split with Worldchaos Production (which was supposed to put out the band's long-completed second full-length offering, "Second Skin of Harlequin". "The new material will reflect the new situation we're in — new drummer and new bass player, plus almost three years since the last album was recorded," the group previously said.

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