ULCERATE: New Song Available For Streaming

November 9, 2010

New Zealand's ULCERATE will release its third full-length album, "The Destroyers Of All", on January 25 via Willowtip Records. Ambitious, oppressive and expansive, with a strict adherence to the tradition of total bleakness the band is becoming known for, "The Destroyers Of All" presents the most atmospheric and challenging listen from the band to date.

"The Destroyers Of All" track listing:

01. Burning Skies
02. Dead Oceans
03. Cold Becoming
04. Beneath
05. The Hollow Idols
06. Omens
07. The Destroyers Of All

The song "Dead Oceans" is available for streaming using the audio player below.

"The Destroyers Of All" is ULCERATE's second full-length on Willowtip and the follow-up to 2009's "Everything Is Fire" which garnered the band massive praise from both press and fans worldwide. The CD was also named one of the decade's best albums by MetalReview.com.

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