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OFFICIUM TRISTE: Anniversary CD Details Revealed

February 19, 2009

Dutch "atmospheric doomsters" OFFICIUM TRISTE have issued the following update:

"Last weekend we recorded four songs for our upcoming 15th anniversary CD. We recorded at the Get Rhythm studio where we rehearse as well. Things went really well. Since some news spreaded via our label concerning this CD we'll give you some more details.

"The CD will contain: 'No Hope' (brand new song),'Divinity' (re- recorded version of the song originally on 'The Pathway'),'My Charcoal Heart' (acoustic version featuring our driver/merchandiser Simone on mandolin),'Love Like Blood' (KILLING JOKE cover),plus remastered versions of the songs of our split MCD with COLD MOURNING from '98 and our first 7" EP, 'Mountains Of Depressiveness', from '96.

The album is called 'Charcoal Hearts - 15 Years of Hurt'.

"Next weekend we will enter Excess studios in Rotterdam to do the mixing and mastering."

OFFICIUM TRISTE's fourth full-length album, "Giving Yourself Away", was released on May 28, 2007 via Displeased Records. The CD was recorded at Excess studio in Rotterdam, Holland.

Fan-filmed video footage of OFFICIUM TRISTE performing at the Eggfest 2008 in Eibergen, Holland on June 7, 2008 can be viewed below (clip uploaded by Erhan Düzey).

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