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DIABOLIC To Shoot 'Shellfire And Tombstones' Video

October 18, 2006

Florida-based death metallers DIABOLIC have issued the following update:

"DIABOLIC are currently taking the time to write a few killer intros/outros for our new album titled 'Shellfire and Tombstones'. DIABOLIC and Juan 'Punchy' Gonzalez will re-master the album in November 2006 to create a more dark and dynamic production.

"We would like to thank our friends and families for helping bring back a new and improved DIABOLIC. Because of you, the energy of the band is extremly intense and very positive.

"We are planning the first official DIABOLIC video at this time for the song 'Shellfire and Tombstones'!!!"

As previously reported, DIABOLIC have uploaded a new song, entitled "Devour the Subconscious", to their MySpace page. The track comes off "Shellfire and Tombstones", which was recorded and mixed in July/August 2006 at Diet Of Worms Studio in Seffner, Florida with producer Juan "Punchy" Gonzalez (MORBID ANGEL). The album features artwork by acclaimed Swedish artist Mathias Noren and is tentatively scheduled for release early 2007 through an as-yet-undetermined label.

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