NIGHTRAGE Begin Writing New Album; First Songtitles Revealed

December 23, 2005

Swedish/Greek melodic death metallers NIGHTRAGE have commenced the songwriting sessions for their as-yet-untitled third album, tentatively due next year via Century Media Records. Songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Drone", "Ostentatious Behaviour", "A Condemned Club" and "De-Fame".

NIGHTRAGE parted ways with vocalist Tomas Lindberg (ex-AT THE GATES, THE CROWN) in July 2005 due to scheduling conflicts. Replacing Lindberg on the microphone is Jimmie Strimell.

NIGHTRAGE's sophomore album, "Descent Into Chaos", was released earlier this year via Century Media Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Sweet Vengeance" was mixed at Studio Fredman in Gothenburg, Sweden with producer Patrik J. Sten and was mastered at Tailor Maid Production in Stockholm with Peter in de Betou.

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