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KATAGORY V: New Music Posted Online

September 28, 2007

Utah-based progressive/power metallers KATAGORY V and Nightmare Records have uploaded songs from the band's upcoming fourth album, "Hymns of Dissension", on each of their MySpace pages. Nightmare Records has uploaded the song "Workforce" at this location, and KATAGORY V has the song "Listen to You, Listen to Me" on their MySpace page.

Members of KATAGORY V will be on hand at this year's ProgPower USA festival in Atlanta, Georgia on October 5-6 at the Nightmare Records booth in support of "Hymns of Dissension". Although the album will not be officially released in stores until Tuesday, October 9 in the U.S., copies of CD will be on sale exclusively at the ProgPower USA festival, at the Nightmare Records booth throughout the festival weekend.

In other news, KATAGORY V has also announced a CD-release/Halloween party to coincide with the release of "Hymns of Dissension", which will be held at the infamous Club Vegas in Salt Lake City, Utah on Saturday, October 27. KATAGORY V will perform live with a set list consisting mostly of songs from the new album as well as a few fan favorites from past albums. Also performing live at the CD-release party will be ASHEN LEGACY, MELODRAMUS, and one more act to be announced later.

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