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SKELETONWITCH Announces Third 7" Of Trilogy

May 5, 2011

Ohio metallers SKELETONWITCH have announced the details of the third, and final, installment of their seven-inch trilogy. Part III will be on gray vinyl and will feature a recently re-recorded version of "Onward To Battle", a track that originally appeared on the band's self-released debut album, "At One With The Shadows". The B-side, meanwhile, is a demo version of a new track, "The Infernal Resurrection", which the group recently debuted on their tour with 3 INCHES OF BLOOD. This is the first official taste of SKELETONWITCH's new album, which will be released this fall.

As with Parts I and II, this seven-inch - which again features artwork by the group's former drummer, Derrick "Mullet Chad" Nau is limited to 500 copies, and once they're gone, they're gone! Pre-order is available now and the wax will ship in June. Get your copy at the official Prostheticweb shop.

SKELETONWITCH will enter the studio next month to begin recording its new album for a late 2011 release.

The band parted ways with drummer Derrick "Mullet Chad" Nau last month and temporarily replaced him with Tony Laureano (DIMMU BORGIR, 1349, ANGELCORPSE, NILE).

SKELETONWITCH's latest album, "Breathing the Fire" (2009),debuted at No. 151 on The Billboard 200 chart and No. 2 on the Top New Artist Albums (Heatseekers) chart, which lists the best-selling albums by new and developing artists, defined as those who have never appeared in the Top 100 of The Billboard 200. It was SKELETONWITCH's second full-length release for Prosthetic Records, with whom the band recently extended its recording deal.

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