NECROPHOBIC Confirmed For Germany's HELLFLAME FESTIVAL

July 11, 2006

Swedish death metallers NECROPHOBIC have been confirmed for the Hellflame Festival, set to take place September 2 in Osnabrück, Germany. Also scheduled to appear are UNLEASHED, GOREFEST, MARDUK and 1349, among others.

As previously reported, Candlelight Records has set an August 22 North American release date for the fifth album from NECROPHOBIC, entitled "Hrimthursum". The follow-up to 2002's "Bloodhymns" was recorded at the House of Voodoo Studio with engineers Anders Bentell and Fredrik Folkare (guitarist and producer of UNLEASHED) and was mastered at Tailor Maid Production in Stockholm with Peter In de Betou.

NECROPHOBIC's video for the song "Blinded By Light, Enlightened By Darkness", taken from "Hrimthursum", has been posted online at this location (Windows Media). Another album cut, "I Strike with Wrath", is available for listening here.

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