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THRONE OF KATARSIS Begins Recording New Album

January 22, 2008

The unholy Norwegian black metal band THRONE OF KATARSIS has entered Black Dimension Studio in Norway to begin recording its new album, entitled "Det Iskalde Moerket". The follow-up to 2007's "An Eternal Dark Horizon" will be released later in the year via Candlelight Records.

THRONE OF KATARSIS was spawned in 2003 in Norway by the demonic visions of Grimnisse and Vardalv. Their prophecy was and still is to craft purified and atmospheric occult black metal in the true vein of early Nineties Norwegian black metal, and focused on spreading the unholy message through their blasphemous lyrics. Their lineup is simple, yet effective: Vardalv plays the drums and Grimnisse takes care of the rest of the instruments.

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