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NOCTIS IMPERIUM: 'Imperium' EP Available For Streaming

November 6, 2009

Venezuelan black/death metal horde NOCTIS IMPERIUM is streaming its brand-new EP, "Imperium", on the group's MySpace page. Featuring a MORBID ANGEL cover ("Maze of Torment") and four original compositions of vicious extreme metal, "Imperium" is a harbinger of war and a venomous taste of what fans can expect from the band's upcoming full-length.

NOCTIS IMPERIUM hails from the war-torn streets of Anzoátegui, Venezuela. Their hostile environment has bred a palpable sense of rage and misanthropy into their battle-hardened black/death metal assault, which will appeal to fans of like-minded doomed souls BELPHEGOR, NECROPHOBIC, ENDSTILLE, and MARDUK. After recruiting blastbeat mercenary Nick Barker (CRADLE OF FILTH, DIMMU BORGIR) on drums, the band recorded its upcoming debut album, "Glorification of Evil: The Age of the Golden Dawn" (mastered by Alexander Krull) and is seeking to take their bloodthirsty quest for world domination onto a global level.

NOCTIS IMPERIUM is:

Aeneas Inferno: Vocals/Guitars
Hephaestion: Bass
Aegrimonia: Guitars
Nick Barker: Session Drums

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