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NOCTURNAL DEPRESSION: Two New Releases Available Tomorrow

September 20, 2007

French black metallers NOCTURNAL DEPRESSION will have two new releases available on Friday, September 21 via Sun & Moon Records. Each of the two CDs contains older material, which was partly re-written, re-recorded and re-mastered.

The first CD will contain the band's first full-length "Nostalgia". Everything here was re-recorded, re-mastered and a few songs plus some parts in other songs were also re-made and re-written. The second CD will contain material which earlier was known as the "Four Seasons to a Depression" demo tape. This re-release will contain the same songs, but once again everything was re-mastered and these four long songs now can be truly considered as a full-length.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/nocturnaldepression.

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