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NAZXUL: Two Tracks From Long-Awaited New Album Posted Online

January 7, 2009

Sydney, Australia-based experimental black metallers NAZXUL have posted two unmastered songs from their long-awaited new album, "Iconoclast", on their MySpace page. Check out the tracks "Dragon Disputious" and "Oath (Fides Resurrectio)" at this location.

"Iconoclast" will mark the band's final recording with guitarist Greg Morelli, who was killed in a motorcycle accident in the early morning hours of November 20, 2008.

Commented the group: "2009 will see the black sun of the 'Iconoclast' rise. Many years in the making, the magnum opus will see official release in 2009. In the face of tragedy and adversity, this album will stand as a monument to the memory of Greg Morelli and as his swan song."

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