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THEOCRACY: Christmas Track Available For Free Download

December 19, 2008

Athens, Georgia-based melodic metal band THEOCRACY has written and recorded a Christmas track called "Rudolph Vs. Frosty". The song has been released for free to the public and is available for download at the group's web site.

THEOCRACY released its new album, "Mirror of Souls", in Europe on November 21 via Ulterium Records. The CD was made available in the U.S. on December 9 through Nightmare Records. The Japanese version, which came out on November 25 through Soundholic, contains the exclusive bonus track "Wages of Sin".

"Mirror of Souls" was mastered by Mika Jussila (NIGHTWISH, STRATOVARIUS, CHILDREN OF BODOM) and the booklet was designed by Felipe Machado Franco (ICED EARTH, AYREON, AT VANCE).

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/theocracyband.

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