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OBITUS Signs With EERIE ART RECORDS

November 25, 2008

Swedish black metallers OBITUS have inked a deal with Eerie Art Records. The group's new CD, "The March of the Drones", will be released in early 2009.

"The March of the Drones" is OBITUS' second full-length and fifth overall release. It was recorded and mixed at Studio H. Manaicus by OBITUS during 2005 and 2006 and was mastered by Peter In De Betou at Tailor Made Production in December 2006.

Commented OBITUS: "We're very happy to be working with Eerie Art. Having seen them in action with WANING, we have nothing but the highest regards for them."

OBITUS is:

Anders Ahlbäck - All music and instruments
Johan Huldtgren - All lyrics and vocals

For more information, visit www.obitus.org.

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