NIDRIKE Signs With UNDEAD PROPAGANDA

August 16, 2008

NIDRIKE, the Swedish black metal project featuring VANMAKT mainman Gorgoth and Gjallar from SKALD as the main lyric writer, has inked a deal with Undead Propaganda Records from Sweden for the release of a new mini-CD, tentatively due in early 2009. According to Gorgoth, the CD "will contain six songs of pure torment and hatred" in the vein of "the mid-'90s, Swedish black metal scene with NAGLFAR, VINTERLAND, DISSECTION and so on. Don't really know why, but it just feels right at the moment. Don't be afraid though, there will be some blasting parts filled with the NIDRIKE hatred you now are used to!"

For more information, visit the group's MySpace page.

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