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SATAN'S HOST: Performance Footage Of New Song

March 22, 2013

Fan-filmed video footage of Colorado Satanic metal masters SATAN'S HOST performing a brand new song, "Cor Malifecus - Heart of Evil", from their forthcoming album, "Virgin Sails", on March 16 at La Respuesta in San Juan, Puerto Rico can be seen below.

"Virgin Sails" is tentatively due this summer via Moribund Cult Records. Producer Dave Otero of Flatline Audio (CEPHALIC CARNAGE, DEMONICA, NIGHTBRINGER) in Denver, Colorado once again helmed the effort, which will feature artwork by Joe Petagno (MOTÖRHEAD, MARDUK).

SATAN'S HOST's "Celebration For The Love Of Satan" was released on November 22, 2011 via Moribund Records. The disc was a collection of re-recorded versions of songs spanning the band's entire career, excluding the material that was released on the "By The Hands Of The Devil" album, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the release of SATAN'S HOST's classic debut LP, "Metal From Hell". The disc, which also included two new songs, was recorded with Otero at Flatline Audio and had exclusive artwork by world-renowned artists Chris Moyen and Joe Petagno, with photography by Brent Boutte of Mirrorlife Productions.

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