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PATHOLOGY: New Song Available For Streaming

August 20, 2013

"Empire", a brand new song from San Diego death metallers PATHOLOGY, can be streamed at PathologyMusic.com. The track comes off the band's seventh studio album, "Lords Of Rephaim", which will be released on September 3 via Sevared Records. The CD, which features "13 extremely heavy-duty songs," was recorded and produced by drummer Dave Astor and mixed and mastered by Daniel Castleman. The artwork was once again created by Pär Olofsson.

"Lords Of Rephaim" track listing:

01. Mountain Of The Dead
02. Lords Of Rephaim
03. Excisions
04. Autumn Cryptique
05. Dead Commandments
06. Empire
07. Ascending Below
08. Among Skinwalkers
09. Dies Irae...
10. Its In The Blood
11. Reign From Above
12. Path Of The Divine
13. Code Injection

PATHOLOGY in December announced the return of singer Matti Way and original guitarist Tim Tiszczenko to the group's ranks. The band stated at the time: "This is now the prime PATHOLOGY lineup from the 'Age Of Onset' [2009], 'Legacy Of The Ancients' [2010] era.

"We are very excited for this change, We will now have the best of both worlds with a mix of the old and new."

PATHOLOGY is:

Dave Astor - Drums
Kevin Schwartz - Lead Guitar
Matti Way - Vocals
Tim Tiszczenko - Guitar

PATHOLOGY's last album, "The Time Of Great Purification", was released in September 2012 via Victory Records.

"Empire" audio stream:



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