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SICKENING Prepares To Release Debut Album

January 3, 2008

Italian death metallers SICKENING will release their debut album, "Ignorance Supremacy", in February/March via the Czech label Nice To Eat You Records (with distribution in the U.S. by Sevared Records). The CD was recorded and mixed between July and September 2007 by Lorenzo Bellia at Play Loud! studios in Florence, Italy. The track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Devouring the Existence
02. Left with No Identity
03. Ignorance Supremacy
04. Biolence
05. Embraced by Hypocrisy
06. Growing in a Dead Flesh
07. In Torment's Pain
08. Quartered Brains

Three songs from the album are available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

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