MANIFEST: 'Written In Blood' Tracks Available For Streaming

October 5, 2010

Ten of the eleven songs that appear on "Written In Blood", the third album from Norwegian metallers MANIFEST, are available for streaming in the band's MySpace page. The group states: "We'll keep the ten tracks available one week for free, until the release date, October 11. We wanted to keep the title track for ourselves until the album is out, so the people who buy the record have something totally new to look forward to."

"Written In Blood" will be released in Norway via the band's own record label, Violent Media.

Violent Media has inked a distribution deal with Norway's top metal distributor Indie Distribution for this album.

Commented the band, "For the first few months we'll concentrate on giving the album a decent release in Norway, and when we feel the timing is right we'll release the album in the rest of Europe as well."

"Written In Blood" was recorded in MANIFEST's hometown of Trondheim and produced by Knut "Fug" Prytz (KEEP OF KALESSIN, NECROPHAGIA, BLOODTHORN).

01. Tonnie Von Adelaine
02. They'll Have To Carry Me Home
03. Food For Flies
04. The Worst Is Yet To Come
05. Pitch Black Inside
06. A .45 To Pay The Rent
07. Lullaby (Bedtime For Bastards)
08. Letter From The Grave
09. Irreversible
10. Savage
11. Written In Blood

Check out the cover artwork below.

MANIFEST in March 2009 announced the addition of bassist Johnny Wangberg (GRIFFIN, WATTAMEZZ) to the group's ranks.

MANIFEST's last album, "Hedonism", came out in Norway on December 3, 2007 via Morningstar Records. The follow-up to 2005's "Half Past Violence" was recorded at Spiren Studio with producer Prytz.

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