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BATHORY Set Release Date For 'Nordland II'

February 10, 2003

BATHORY's new album, "Nordland II", will be released on March 31 in Europe and April 28 in North America through Black Mark Records. Both "Nordland" albums will be released on double vinyl. In other news, Black Mark will re-release the group's albums in the classic vinyl format on Feb. 24. All LPs will be re-mastered and will include an enhanced original layout and sheet of full lyrics in full color.

The records set to be reissued are the following: "Bathory" (1984),"The Return…" (1985),"Under the Sign of the Black Mark" (1987),"Blood Fire Death" (1989),"Hammerheart" (1990),and "Twilight of the Gods" (1991).

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