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PAROXYSM: New Song Posted Online

September 24, 2007

Montreal’s brutal death masters PAROXYSM have just posted"Das Experiment", the new single from their forthcoming "Scars of the Art" album, to be released on Prodisk. The follow-up to 2004's GWN release "Revelation is Denied" is described as "an apocalyptic storm that is heavier, tighter, faster and more technical than ever. Produced by the band with the help of Jean-Philippe Latour behind the board, 'Scars of the Art' takes PAROXYSM in the high spheres of brutality."

"Scars of the Art" will be distributed across Canada (Fusion3) from October 23, as well as in the USA (Manic, The End, Very) and in Europe (PHD).

The band will officially launch the album in Montreal at Club Soda on October 26, playing with SUFFOCATION, IMMOLATION and SKINLESS.

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