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SHOT AT DAWN To Release Debut In October

July 11, 2007

Norwegian "blackened melo death" band SHOT AT DAWN will release its debut album, "Sic Vic Pacum Para Bellum", on October 15 via Deaf And Blind Records. The track listing is as follows:

01. Prelude: At the Gates of Hell
02. In Hoc Signo Vinces
03. Grind
04. Burn the Day
05. Echoes of Disaster
06. (Interlude)
07. Greyskull
08. Enemy Creation
09. The Broken
10. Postlude: Flesheaters

"Sic Vic Pacum Para Bellum" was recorded at Lionheart studio (BLOOD TSUNAMI).

Audio samples are available at this location.

SHOT AT DAWN entered a Norwegian competition called "Deathmatch" in October 2006 and came out victorius after defeating 17 other bands. The prize was a recording session or 10,000 kroner (around $1,818).

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