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PRIMORDIAL Set Working Title For New Album

July 12, 2004

Irish "dark metal" band PRIMORDIAL have set "The Gathering Wilderness" as the new working title of their fifth studio album, tentatively due in early 2005 through Metal Blade Records. "I must say in the last month things have been coming together better then before and the songs are becoming clearer and clearer for all of us," PRIMORDIAL vocalist Alan Nemtheanga said. "Of course one thing that has hit us all hard lately was the death of Quorthon [BATHORY]. Really this was one Internet rumor I hoped was not true. Of all the bands, BATHORY was the one that taught us you could be different, go against the grain and made us want to follow that path. May the Gods treat you well brother."

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