THE PROVENANCE: New Song Available For Download

December 2, 2004

Scarlet Records has set a January 24, 2005 release date for the third full-length effort from the Swedish progressive goth/death metallers THE PROVENANCE, entitled "How Would You Like To Be Spat At".

The 53-minute follow-up to 2003's "Still At Arms Length" was recorded at Gesperrt Studios over a two-month period and is said to contain ten "brutally honest and rigid songs."

"How Would You Like To Be Spat At" track listing:

01. WoH II Tsc
02. Heroine
03. Catching Scarlet in the Sun
04. How Would You Like To Be Spat At In The Face
05. Some Gossip on Stealing a Spouse
06. Going Down (mp3)
07. Considering the Gawk, the Drool, the Bitch and the Fool
08. Kick You so Hard
09. About a Whore, About a Kill
10. Speeding to Get By

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