MERCENARY Frontman: New Album Is 'F**king Killer!'

December 5, 2007

Vocalist Mikkel Sandager of the Danish metal band MERCENARY has issued the following update:

"So now we have the finished the new album and it is fucking killer!! The best one we did yet, in my honest oppinion. It is much more raw and to the point and still it has the best melodies we have ever written.

"We changed the title of the album recently so any hint I made before referring to the title was architectual lies. Sorry, but it wasn't intended.

"The album will contain over 60 minutes of kick-ass tracks.

"Damn, I am so much looking forward to getting out there and play all of this live.

"We have started booking shows for 2008 and so far it looks really good. Furthermore, we have a gig coming up with that MAIDEN jam band that myself and Morten [Sandager, keyboards] play in. The show will be this Saturday at the Maidendenmark.dk convention in Copenhagen at the venue The Rock. I am really looking forward to playing that MAIDEN set again. It always seems to such a great party. MAIDEN truly has the second best fans in the world."

MERCENARY's "My World Is Ending" clip can be viewed below. The track comes off the group's latest CD, "The Hours That Remain", which came out last year via Century Media.

"The Hours That Remain" entered the national album chart in Denmark at position No. 67. The follow-up to 2004's "11 Dreams" was produced by Jacob Hansen (RAUNCHY, COMMUNIC, MAROON, HATESPHERE) and features artwork by Travis Smith (DEATH, KATATONIA, OPETH). Guest musicians on the CD include SOILWORK's Björn "Speed" Strid and HEAVEN SHALL BURN's Marcus Bischoff.

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