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IMMOLATION: 'Harnessing Ruin' Video Posted Online

December 13, 2004

IMMOLATION's video for the title track of their new album, "Harnessing Ruin", has been posted online in MPG format at VS-Webzine.com (41 MB).

The "Harnessing Ruin" clip was directed by the Dutch production company Lowlife Media (EXODUS, PRIMAL FEAR, ABORTED).

"Harnessing Ruin" is tentatively scheduled for release in February 2005 via Listenable Records in Europe (Olympic Recordings in the U.S.). The album, which was recorded at Millbrook Sound Studios with Paul Orofino producing, will be issued as a deluxe limited edition digipack, jewel case CD and limited-edition hand-numbered vinyl LP. This new album will mark the recording debut with the group of their new drummer Steve Shalaty.

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