MORD Signs With OSMOSE PRODUCTIONS

January 4, 2008

Norwegian old-school black/death metallers MORD have inked a deal with Osmose Productions. The group's second album, "Necrosodomic Abyss", has already been completed and is tentatively due this spring.

MORD was founded in 1999 by Nordra, who recorded the group's first demo as a one-man band in 2001. In 2002, Nordra entered the studio with guitarist Iuvenes to lay down several tracks, but the work remained incomplete. In August 2003 Necrolucas joined MORD as a drummer. Since that time, MORD has been continuously developing a style of uncompromising musical annihilation.

In February 2004 the first official release, "Unholy Inquisition" (mini-CD) was recorded and the band signed a deal with Southern Lord Recordings. The first full-length album, "Christendom Perished", was finished one year later and released in 2006.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/666mord.

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