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Jordanian Doom/Death Metallers BILOCATE Release Full-Length Debut

November 13, 2005

Jordanian doom/death metal band BILOCATE celebrated the release of their full-length debut, "Dysphoria", with an appearance on Radio Jordan 96.3 FM on October 27. The CD, which was issued through Mute Records, reportedly contains the longest song ever created by an Arab metal band — "A Desire to Leave", which is being described as "20 minutes of pure melodic and death metal music."

"Dysphoria" track listing:

01. Intro
02. 2nd War In Heaven
03. Passage
04. A Deadly Path
05. The Tragedy Within
06. Shrouded
07. Days of Joy
08. A Desire to Leave

Check out audio samples of the songs "2nd War In Heaven" and "A Deadly Path" at the group's official web site, www.bilocate.tk.

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