VIRGIN SIN Signs With MONDONGO CANIBALE RECORDS

November 13, 2006

Self-proclaimed "gods of shock metal" VIRGIN SIN have inked a new deal with Mondongo Canibale Records for the release of their latest album, entitled "Brotherhood of Freaks". The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Brotherhood of Freaks
02. Eat Your Enemies
03. Tarantula
04. Deep Red
05. Scars
06. Whoregasm
07. Eternal Nightmare
08. Sane Inside Insanity
09. Face the Blade
10. Skinned Alive

Check out streaming audio versions of "Skinned Alive" and "Deep Red" at this location. An early 2007 release is expected.

VIRGIN SIN, formed in 1983 by vocalist Dagon, is considered by many to be Sweden's first black metal band. The group eventually gravitated towards a thrashier sound, evident in their 1999 release, "Make Em' Die Slowly".

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