KATAFALK: New Song Available For Download

October 7, 2004

Dutch death thrashers KATAFALK have posted a new track, entitled "Death's Contradiction", at their official web site. Download it at this location.

"Death's Contradiction" comes off the band's 2004 promotional demo, which was recorded at Soundlodge studio in Germany. In total, four new songs were tracked: "She's My Darkness", "Death's Contradiction", "God Pollution" and "War Chant".

Commented the band: "Being the nice people we are, we would like to share some of our new promotional recordings with our loyal fanbase! Many people who attended our shows will recognize this one as we've already played it live several times."

KATAFALK's debut album, "Storm of the Horde", was released last year through the now-defunct label Cold Blood Industries.

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