MORIFADE: New Album Delayed

August 4, 2003

Sweden's MORIFADE have postponed the release date for their forthcoming third album, "Domi<>nation", to November 3 from the originally planned September 1. The delay was caused by "reorganization" within the ranks of the group's record company, Hammerheart Records, according to a post on the band's web site. The Japanese version of the CD has also been delayed and will now surface on September 3.

As previously reported, the follow-up to last year's "Imaginarium" was recorded at Los Angered studios in Gothenburg and Monogram studios in Stockholm. "Domi<>nation" will be released first as a limited digipack featuring bonus material. The Japanese version will also include additional extra tracks. All three versions will contain an enhanced portion featuring a video for the song "Lost Within A Shade".

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