SKEPTICISM To Release 'Alloy' In October

September 5, 2008

Finnish funeral doom pioneers SKEPTICISM will release their fourth full-length album, "Alloy", on October 20 through Red Stream. According to a press release, the follow-up to 2003's "Farmakon" sees SKEPTICISM "further refin[ing] its signature sound relying on an unchanged lineup and instrumentation as on previous albums. For SKEPTICISM freaks familiar with the earlier albums, 'Alloy' will sound familiar and new at the same time. 'Alloy' is crushing, monumental yet beautiful."

"Alloy" track listing:

01. The Arrival
02. March October
03. Antimony
04. The Curtain
05. Pendulum
06. Oars in the Dusk

Check out the song "The Arrival" at this location.

SKEPTICISM will embark on the Exorcising The Funereal tour with PANTHEIST and OPHIS.

For more information, visit www.skepticism.fi.

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