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SACRILEGIO: New Song Posted Online

March 9, 2009

Puerto Rican speed/thrashers SACRILEGIO have posted an unmastered song from their upcoming full-length debut, "The Ultimate Abomination", on their MySpace page. The CD's mixing and mastering process is taking place at the Sonic Train studios in Varberg, Sweden with Andy La Rocque (KING DIAMOND) for an early summer release.

"The Ultimate Abomination" will feature the following ten songs:

01. The Traitor
02. Karma
03. Beyond the Darkness of the Night
04. Pagarán con Sangre
05. Zona Cero
06. Shadows of Fear
07. Gods of the Underworld
08. Lepanto
09. Dark Purity
10. Abominations of Desolation

Formed in 2003, SACRILEGIO has shared the stage with such bands as TESTAMENT, DEADLY BLESSING, OMEN, STRIKEMASTER and DANTESCO.

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