THE HAUNTED: Audio Interview With PETER DOLVING Available

September 22, 2006

A 30-minute audio interview with THE HAUNTED frontman Peter Dolving, conducted earlier in the month by Denmark's Revolution Music webzine (web site),has been posted online at this location (MP3, 27.5 MB). In the interview, Dolving talks about drug abuse, the group's new album, "The Dead Eye", touring and a lot more.

As previously reported, a brand new THE HAUNTED track, entitled "The Medication", has been made available for streaming at this location.

Due on October 31 (one day earlier internationally),"The Dead Eye" will be released in three different formats: standard jewel case CD, limited-edition CD with a bonus DVD, and an LP version. The limited-edition version of "The Dead Eye" will include a special O-Card packaging, two audio bonus tracks as well as a bonus DVD with a 'making of" documentary, video clips and two live recordings.

The band's highly anticipated new effort was recorded in Denmark at PUK studios (drums) and Antfarm Studios with renowned producer Tue Madsen (SICK OF IT ALL, HIMSA, HEAVEN SHALL BURN).

The track listing for "The Dead Eye" is as follows:

01. The Premonition
02. The Flood
03. The Medication
04. The Drowning
05. The Reflection
06. The Prosecution
07. The Fallout
08. The Medusa
09. The Shifter
10. The Cynic
11. The Failure
12. The Stain
13. The Guilt Trip

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