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MANIFEST Completing Work On Debut Album

February 3, 2004

Norwegian noise-thrashers MANIFEST have entered Godt Selskap Studio (NECROPHAGIA, THE APPARATUS) to complete the recordings for their first CD, tentatively titled "Half Past Violence". "We will record eight tracks this time, which in addition to the five tracks we recorded in May [2003], will complete our debut album," the band write on their web site.

MANIFEST have been confirmed for the 2004 edition of the Inferno Festival, which will be held April 8-10 at in Oslo, Norway. MANIFEST will be performing at John Dee on Thursday, April 8 at 8:45 p.m. Read more about the festival at www.infernofestival.net.

For more information on MANIFEST, go to www.manifest-rock.com.

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