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VESANIA Sign With NAPALM RECORDS

May 12, 2005

Polish black metal masters VESANIA, featuring Orion (BEHEMOTH) and Daray (VADER),have inked a three-album deal with Napalm Records. The group's "dark, brutal, symphonic" sophomore album, "God the Lux", is scheduled for release on July 25. A huge promotional campaign will coincide with the release, including the filming of two video clips, advertisements in the biggest magazines, promotional samplers including band's tracks, and so on. In January 2006 the band will embark on an extensive Polish tour, to be followed by a 35-date European trek. Concerts in Russia, the Ukraine and the Baltic countries are also planned.

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