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VOMITORY: New Album Details Revealed

March 1, 2011

Swedish death metal veterans VOMITORY will release their eighth studio album, "Opus Mortis VIII", in Europe on April 26 via Metal Blade Records. The CD was produced, engineered and mixed by Rikard Löfgren at his Leon Music Studios and is said to be "the best-sounding VOMITORY album ever!"

Comments VOMITORY drummer Tobias Gustafsson: "'Opus Mortis VIII' is our eighth album (no shit!) — our eighth Opus of Death. And I dare to say that this is one of the strongest albums we've done, and it most certainly has the most powerful production we've ever had on any album, hands down.

"For the third time, we worked with Rikard Löfgren in his Leon Music Studios. We raised the bar quite a few notches in the studio — both production-wise and performance-wise, and we couldn't be happier with the result.

"We are not breaking new death metal ground with this album — that was never VOMITORY's mission — but 'Opus Mortis VIII' offers diversity and dynamics that you haven't quite heard from VOMITORY before. Still, this is a very intense and aggressive album in the true VOMITORY tradition — all the essential signature details are there. Once you hear the opening track, 'Regorge In The Morgue', you will need no further proof of that!"

The limited first edition of "Opus Mortis VIII" will be a digipak featuring four exclusive bonus tracks. Those songs are re-recorded versions of tracks from the first two VOMITORY albums.

"Opus Mortis VIII" track listing:

01. Regorge In The Morgue
02. Bloodstained
03. They Will Burn
04. The Dead Awaken
05. Hate In A Time Of War
06. Torturous Ingenious
07. Forever Damned
08. Shrouded In Darkness
09. Combat Psychosis
10. Requiem For The Fallen

Bonus tracks:

11. Nervegasclouds 2011
12. Raped In Their Own Blood 2011
13. Redemption 2011
14. The Voyage 2011

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