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OBTEST To Release 1995 Demo On Vinyl

September 15, 2006

Lithuanian pagan metal band OBTEST will have its much-sought-after 1995 demo released on ten-inch, gatefold vinyl via Ledo Takas Records. The CD will include the remastered original demo plus two bonus tracks — "Oldness Comming" and "My Beloved Land" — which were among the first few compositions ever written by the band. Both bonus cuts were completely re-recorded at Phoenix studio on January 14, 2006 with Gints Lungbergs at the helm, and show the band returning to their black metal heyday.

After its "The Fall Generation" tour in October, OBTEST will begin work on pre-production for its fourth studio album, tentatively due in 2007 via Ledo Takas Records.

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