MANIFEST: Release Date Set For 'Half Past Violence'

April 23, 2005

Edgerunner Music has set a June 13 release date for the debut album from Norwegian noise-thrashers MANIFEST, entitled "Half Past Violence". A video for the song "Dead End Spiral" was shot in Trondheim, Norway last year and has already received airplay on Norwegian national TV on the program "Metal Blender".

"Half Past Violence" was produced by Rune Stavnesli at Godt Selskap Studio (NECROPHAGIA, THE APPARATUS) in Trondheim, Norway.

"Half Past Violence" (view cover here) track listing:

01. Slay the Dove
02. Manufactured Lie
03. Third Eye Ricochet
04. Dead End Spiral
05. Grind Whore
06. Friendshit
07. King of Sin
08. Scarred For Life
09. The Art of War
10. Withered World
11. Mess-age to Death-age

MANIFEST will hold a "Half Past Violence" CD-release party at UFFA in Trondheim on June 4.

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