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THY PRIMORDIAL Name New Album

May 13, 2003

Swedish mythological black metallers THY PRIMORDIAL have set "Pestilence Upon Mankind" as the title for their sixth album, tentatively due in late 2003 through Blackend Records.

"We're still rehearsing, by now all the songs are created though there is things left to work on before the recording begins," the band write on their official web site. "[Judging from] the pre-production we did earlier this year, we're very satisfied with the material. The recording session is re-scheduled, The album will be recorded in two sessions [at Abyss studios with producer Tommy Tägtgren]. The first one starts June the 16th and the other one August 15th."

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