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THE AMENTA's 2004 Album 'Occasus' Re-Imagined

April 10, 2007

THE AMENTA's 2004 album, entitled "Occasus", has been conceptualized beyond the conventional re-release most others generate. This time the offering includes multiple full-lengths — "Occasus", "Soundtrack to a Hidden Earth" and "Mictlan" MCD — with all-new artwork and image galleries. In addition, you'll have the opportunity to devour "The Virus" DVD, also included and containing the "Erebus" film clip.

THE AMENTA will release its new album, "non", in the fall. According to a press release, "this is extreme music for extreme people. Themes for junkies, car crashes, slaves and prostitutes. Distorted with metallic percussion, angular riffs encapsulated in the atmosphere of urban decay."

"non" track listing:

01. Rape
02. Junkie
03. Cancer
04. Slave
05. Skin
06. Whore

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