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NOVEMBERS DOOM: Early Albums To Be Reissued With Bonus Tracks

January 25, 2008

The End Records will reissue two early albums from Chicago's dark metal act NOVEMBERS DOOM this spring, both with new artwork, remastered and with bonus tracks. The LPs being reissued are the 1995 debut "Amid its Hallowed Mirth" and the group's 1999 sophomore effort, "Of Sculptured Ivy and Stone Flowers". Also scheduled for release in 2008 is the reissue of 2000's "The Knowing" and the band's first-ever DVD, titled "The Novella Vosselaar: Live in Belgium".

* "Amid its Hallowed Mirth" - Bonus tracks include: "Nothing Earthly Save the Thrill", "Seasons of Frost", and the complete 1990 "Scabs" demo: "Scarification", "Mammaliferous Earth", "Winter Solstice", "Crown of Thorns".

* "Of Sculptured Ivy and Stone Flowers" - Bonus tracks are recently recorded "clean" versions, which include "Serenity Remembered", "For Every Leaf That Falls", "Forever With Unopened Eye".

The band released its latest album, "The Novella Reservoir", in February 2007.

Watch NOVEMBERS DOOM's video for the song "The Pale Haunt Departure":

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