VADER Complete Work On 'The Art Of War' Mini-CD

August 2, 2005

Polish death metallers VADER have posted the following message on their official web site:

"The MCD 'The Art of War', containing four brand new tracks plus two intros (both made by Siegmar from VESANIA) and a videoclip, is ready to release. For the first time in the band's history, there's a song entirely written by Mauser! The band recorded also a bonus track for the Asian version of the album, it's called 'Die!' (the song from their very rare, old demo tape, 'Live') and Peter sang it in the original, Polish-language version! Another worth underlining issue is production, this time the band entrusted the entire matter to well-experienced producers — Slawek and Wojtek Wieslawscy known from Hertz Studio, who were charged not only with the engineering, but also with mixes and mastering.

Commened VADER frontman Peter: "We have just finished recordings of 'The Art of War' — our newest effort at Hertz Studio. The MCD will be out in October, but we are going to include two new tracks in Blitzkrieg 3 live set. The new songs, what can I say... music-wise they are extremely fast and incredibly aggressive...This is the time for new gigs, new emotions and... the war you've wanted!!! See you soon!!!"

"The Art of War" will be released via Sweden's Regain Records.

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