THRONE OF KATARSIS: New Album Title, Track Listing Revealed

December 7, 2006

Norwegian black metallers THRONE OF KATARSIS have set "An Eternal Dark Horizon" as the title of their new album, due in early 2007 via Candlelight Records. The CD was recorded at Black Dimension Studio (owned and operated by Stein Sund of THUNDRA) and is scheduled to contain the following tracks:

01. Funeral Moonlight
02. Under Guds Hud
03. Symbols Of Winter
04. Nattaander
05. An Eternal Dark Horizon

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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