ZONARIA: New Music To Be Released This Week

February 21, 2007

Swedish melodic death metal band ZONARIA will release a song from its upcoming, as-yet-untitled debut on February 23 via the group's official MySpace page. The track "will only be on MySpace until Tuesday the 27th, so you all should have plenty of time check it out!" the band writes on its web site.

ZONARIA's debut CD is tentatively due this fall via Pivotal Rockordings. The album was mixed by Jonas Kjellgren at his Black Lounge Studios (SCAR SYMMETRY, SONIC SYNDICATE, CARNAL FORGE) in Avesta, Sweden.

ZONARIA's video for the song "Rendered in Vain" will be featured in the video game The Darkness. "This opportunity to be part of a video game is really exciting," the band previously said. "It's another dream come true. I've always wanted to be part of a video game, and now our music is on it. You got to check the game out when it's released. I know for sure it's going to be killer. And if you don't like the game, at least you'll like the music on it. I also know the guys from BLINDED COLONY have their video on it, so it will be packed with amazing bands."

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