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NOCTIS IMPERIUM: Another Song Featuring NICK BARKER Posted Online

May 23, 2008

Another song from the forthcoming debut album from the Venezuelan black/death metal band NOCTIS IMPERIUM featuring a guest appearance by the legendary British drummer Nicholas Barker (DIMMU BORGIR, CRADLE OF FILTH, LEAVES' EYES, ATROCITY, BRUJERIA) is available for streaming on the group's MySpace page. Entitled "Glorification of Evil: The Age of the Golden Down", the CD will be released later in the year via Ariah Records.

To see several photos of Barker and NOCTIS IMPERIUM guitarist/vocalist Isaias Guilarte (a.k.a. Aeneas Inferno),go to Tarmanta.com.

NOCTIS IMPERIUM is:

Aeneas Inferno: Vocals/Guitars
Hephaestion: Bass
Aegrimonia: Guitars

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