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UFOMAMMUT Unleashes Video Teaser From 'Oro' Recording Sessions

February 21, 2012

In anticipation of their forthcoming release, "Oro: Opus Primum", and the follow-up, "Oro: Opus Alter", Italy's supernatural doom sorcerers UFOMAMMUT have released a video trailer as an early indicator of what to expect from these monolithic new recordings.

The footage was filmed during the recording sessions with Lorenzo Stecconi at Locomotore Studio in Roma, where UFOMAMMUT have recorded their previous albums.

This video offers a unique insight into the formation of their gargantuan riffs, succinct drum blasts, stirring synths and effects and purposeful vocal passages. As the footage draws to a close we are left with an impression of how all of these elements are seamlessly bound together by this dynamic and cohesive trio.

If you thought that "Eve" was a bold step in UFOMAMMUT's sonic adventure, then just wait until you hear these titanic recordings from start to end.

"Oro: Opus Primum" will be released in the U.K. on April 9, throughout the rest of Europe on April 13, and in North America April 17.

"Oro: Opus Primum" track listing:

01. Empireum
02. Aureum
03. Infearnatural
04. Magickon
05. Mindomine

The second chapter in this monolithic two-part album, "Oro: Opus Alter", will be released sometime in September with more details to be unveiled throughout the months following "Opus Primum".

2012 will see UFOMAMMUT expanding their touring circles wider across the face of the planet in support of "Oro". Stay tuned throughout the year as more details on the release and the act's tour schedule are confirmed.

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