OCTOBER FILE To Release New Album In April

November 25, 2009

U.K. hardcore act OCTOBER FILE will release its long-awaited third album, "Our Souls To You", on April 5, 2010 via Candlelight Records. The CD is described in a press release as "a raging assault of post-apocalypse sonic heaviness on the senses from start to finish. . . Dark, aggressive, angular and downright angry are the closest descriptions. Musically, OCTOBER FILE deliver an even heavier and direct approach than the highly rated last album, 'Holy Armour From The Jaws Of God'."

"Holy Armour from the Jaws of God" was released as a limited-edition digipack (with a poster) and vinyl in October 2007 via Candlelight Records. A limited-edition seven-inch single (limited to 500 copies) containing the song "Octane Climate Changer" along with a demo version of "A Munitions Crusade" was released on the same day.

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