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NADIWRATH Hard At Work On Debut Album

September 17, 2008

Greek black metallers NADIWRATH, featuring DODSFERD mainman Wrath on vocals, are currently working on their debut album. Wrath states, "The NADIWRATH recordings started one week ago! We have finished the drum recordings — nine songs of raw and sick black metal! By the end of this year, our first full-length will be ready!"

NADIWRATH's album will be released in early 2009 via Moribund Records.

Formed last year, NADIWRATH released a three-song demo last summer, which caught the attention of Moribund with its catchy-yet-caustic anthems of traditionalist pestilence.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/nadiwrath.

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