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PANTHEIST In Writing Mode

April 7, 2010

U.K. atmospheric progressive doomsters PANTHEIST have issued the following update:

"We are currently working on tracks for our new album. Seven compositions have been created so far. Some of them have been tested live in the gigs we have played over the last few months.

"The band are currently working on a two-track promo, containing a composition of Kostas called 'Broken Statue' (which has been unveiled to receptive audiences in the five previous gigs we played) and one of Ilia called 'Brighter Days'. This promo will be sent to labels and our aim is to record and release a new album in 2010."

PANTHEIST will perform at the prestigious Moscow Doom Fest on May 29 at the Plan B venue in Moscow, Russia.

PANTHEIST is:

Kostas (keyboards, vocals)
Mark (bass)
Sterghios (drums)
Ilia (guitar)
Pepijn (guitar)

PANTHEIST's third album, "Journey Through Lands Unknown", was released in October 2008 by Firedoom Music, an extreme doom metal specialist label of Firebox Records.

"Journey Through Lands Unknown" was recorded and mixed by Greg Chandler at Priory Studios, and mastered by Rik Dowding at Sonic Mastering.

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