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THE PROJECT HATE Set U.S. Release Date For New CD

May 7, 2004

THE PROJECT HATE, the Swedish band featuring Jörgen Sandström of ENTOMBED/GRAVE fame on lead vocals, have set an August 24 U.S. release date through ENTOMBED's label imprint, Threeman Recordings, for their latest CD, "Hate, Dominate, Congregate, Eliminate". The album will be released in continental Europe on May 18.

In the meantime, THE PROJECT HATE are presently working on material for their fourth studio album to be recorded during a three-week period in December at Soundlab Studios in Sweden. Demos are currently being made at guitarist Lord K. Philipson's place and it all sounds "fan-fucken-tastic," according to a posting on the group's web site. A 2005 release is expected.

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