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ZOROASTER To Release Full-Length Debut In September

July 10, 2007

Atlanta, Georgia's "epic psych-doom metal" band ZOROASTER will release its full-length debut, "Dog Magic", on September 11 via Battle Kommand Records. Picking up where it left off with its self-titled EP last year on Battle Kommand, ZOROASTER returns with "a devastating album that truly showcases the band's massive progression over the last two years," according to a press release. "Moog synths, theremins, haunting vocal choirs and even a brass section (!!) are brought to the table this time to add to the massive heaviness that protrudes from all angles of this beast-of-a-band's sound."

ZOROASTER will take on the United States again this summer with CHRISTINE and again this fall, and will hopefully reach European shores in early 2008.

For more information, visit www.thezoroaster.com.

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