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LORD BELIAL To Mix New Album This Month

January 4, 2004

Swedish black metallers LORD BELIAL are scheduled to mix their new album, "The Seal Of Belial", at Los Angered Recording studios in Gothenburg, Sweden between Monday, January 12 and Thursday, January 15.

As previously reported, the self-produced effort was engineered by Nicklas Rudolfsson and Andy La Rocque (KING DIAMOND),and is due to be mixed by Andy. An early 2004 release through Regain Records is expected.

LORD BELIAL were recently rejoined by original drummer Micke Backelin following the departure of Daniel Moilanen (half-brother of former SHOTGUN MESSIAH guitarist Harry K. Cody) in early October.

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