NOCTURNAL BREED: New Song 'Cursed Beyond Recognition' Available For Streaming

February 18, 2014

Epic Norwegian thrash metallers NOCTURNAL BREED will release a new album entitled "Napalm Nights" on March 11 in Europe and March 18 in North America via Agonia Records.

"Cursed Beyond Recognition", another song to be revealed from the release, is available for streaming below.

Featuring a guest appearance by DARKTHRONE's Nocturno Culto on vocals and former member A.E. Rattlehead on guitar, "Napalm Nights" includes 10 brand-new tracks recorded at Killer Studio in Norway during 2012 and 2013.

Recently reunited with original guitarist I. Maztor, NOCTURNAL BREED — which includes present and past members of SATYRICON, AETERNUS and GEHENNA — is coming back with its fifth full-length release after seven years of silence. The newest album is a punch of epic old-school thrash metal with a blackened rock 'n' roll undercurrent.

"Napalm Nights" track listing:

01. The Devil Swept The Ruins
02. Speedkrieg
03. Cursed Beyond Recognition
04. The Bitch Of Buchenwald
05. Napalm Nights
06. Thrashiac
07. Dawn Campaign... Flamethrower Ridge
08. Under The Whip
09. Dragging The Priests
10. Krigshisser

"Napalm Nights" recording lineup:

S. A. Destroyer - bass, vocals
I. Maztor - guitar
Tex Terror - drums, vocals
V. Fineideath - guitar
Nocturno Culto - guest vocals

E.A. Rattlehead - guest guitar

"Napalm Nights" will be available in digipack CD, limited double black vinyl in gatefold sleeves (with insert with lyrics and A2 poster),limited double military green vinyl (with insert with lyrics, A2 poster and laser-cut full color patch) and digitally.

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