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VATICAN: Demo Tracks Posted Online

July 18, 2008

VATICAN, the Montreal-based project featuring former members ION DISSONANCE, UNQUINTESSENCE, TRAILS OF ANGUISH, NÉFASTÜS DIÈS, THE CRIMSON SYNDICATE and DOPETHRONE, has posted two demo tracks on its MySpace page. According to a press release, this two-song demo is "only a slight glimpse at the already entirely written album; nine to ten tracks of dirty black metal and hardcore rock mayhem. This brand new effort, from veterans of the scene (having both strong live, touring and recording experiences),is as diverse as it is concise in its approach... to broaden and furthermore bring together extreme branches of the underground, into one very concrete manifestation."

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