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DERANGED: Another Song From Forthcoming EP Available For Streaming

January 21, 2013

A rough-mix version of the song "Morgue Orgy" from Swedish death metal masters DERANGED can be streamed in the YouTube clip below. The track is the title cut of the band's new five-song EP, which will be released on CD in early 2013 via Sevared Records and on limited-edition 12-inch vinyl in mid-2013 through Bifrost Records. The EP will feature four new songs and a cover of the STORMTROOPERS OF DEATH classic "Milk".

DERANGED's eighth full-length album, "Cut, Carve, Rip, Serve", was made available in May 2011 via Sevared Records. The follow-up to 2008's "The Redlight Murder Case" was recorded at Berno Studio in Malmö, Sweden.

DERANGED 2013 is:

Anders Johansson - Vocals
Thomas Ahlgren - Guitar
Andreas Johansson - Bass
Rikard Wermén - Drums

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