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VORKUTA Announces New Drummer

August 10, 2007

Hungarian black metallers VORKUTA have announced the addition of a permanent drummer, Khrul, who is also known for drumming in other Hungarian black metal bands such as WITCHCRAFT, MARBLEBOG, and VÉRZIVATAR. VORKUTA's first release to feature their new drummer will be a split 7" EP with Japanese thrashers ABIGAIL. A split 7" with KRATORNAS will come out via Paragon Records later in the year as well.

According to a press release, VORKUTA "plays a cold and desecrating form of black metal, at times attaining the atmosphere of 'Blood, Fire, Death'-era BATHORY as well as the traditional style of black metal found on DARKTHRONE's 'Total Death' album."

Check out a track from VORKUTA's "Into the Chasm of Lunacy" at this location.

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