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MUMMIFICATION: New Album Out Now

November 27, 2004

California death grinders MUMMIFICATION have just released their brand new full-length CD, entitled "Runes of Blood", via their official web site. The album contains "nine brutal tracks of pure deathgrind, including a cover of DEATH's 'Zombie Ritual' with guest vocals by Juan Urteaga of VILE," according to a press release. Vocalist Aaron Zombie Johnson says: "You may have heard our earlier demos, but that is nothing compared to our new full-length; it's like DEATH meets DEEDS OF FLESH with a whole new sound!"

"Runes of Blood" track listing:

01. Corpse Walker
02. Chopping Block
03. Gutter Dentistry
04. Father Grime
05. The Weak Shall Conform
06. When Steel Meets Flesh
07. Runes Of Blood
08. Worthless Xcystence
09. Zombie Ritual (DEATH cover)

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