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NECRODEATH: 'Fragments Of Insanity' Reissue Due Next Week

December 6, 2006

Originally released in 1989, "Fragments of Insanity" is NECRODEATH's second full-length album, one of those records that every true fan of heavy music should worship, a real masterpiece that contributed to set the standards for Europe's death/thrash scene. The long-awaited reissue on CD will be finally available via Scarlet Records on December 11 (January 26 in Germany). The track listing is as follows:

01. Choose Your Death
02. Thanatoid
03. State Of Progressive Annihilation
04. Metempsychosis
05. Fragments Of Insanity
06. Entermy Subconscious
07. Stillbirth
08. Eucharistical Sacrifice

NECRODEATH recently posted its video for the song "Master of Morphine" from the band's latest album "100% Hell" at the band's official web site.

NECRODEATH's sixth studio album, "100% Hate" was recorded at Outer Sound studios in Rome and features a guest appearance by VENOM frontman Conrad" Cronos" Lant. The CD was described in a press release as "the most diverse NECRODEATH album to date, containing 10 furious tracks spanning from the fast thrashing assault of the mid-eighties to the groove-oriented sonic holocaust displayed with the latest efforts."

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