NECRODEATH: New Album Title Announced

April 7, 2009

Italian black-thrash metal heroes NECRODEATH have set "Phylogenesis" as the title of their new album, due later this month via Scarlet Records. The follow-up to 2007's "Draculea" is a concept effort dealing with the origin of the species, featuring "nine killer tracks about the past, the present and the future of the world population." The CD was once again recorded at Outer Sound Studios in Rome, Italy, with Giuseppe Orlando (NOVEMBRE) handling the mixing duties. The mastering was done at the renowned Fear Studio in Ravenna, Italy. The artwork was created by Nerve Design (NILE, THRESHOLD, LEGION OF THE DAMNED, VISION DIVINE, EXILIA).

According to a press release, NECRODEATH's new lineup, featuring the band's latest additions — bassist GL and guitarist Pier Gonella — is "tight as never before and the result of their cooperation is one of the band's heaviest and most inspired albums ever!"

"Draculea" came out on October 25, 2007 via Scarlet Records. Artwork duties were handled by renowed artist/director Chad Michael Ward (who previously worked with MARILYN MANSON, FEAR FACTORY, BILLY IDOL and ALLHELLUJA).

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