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ELYSIUM: New Song Posted Online

November 25, 2005

A brand-new ELYSIUM track, entitled "Snake Legion", has been posted online at this location. The song comes off the polish melodic death-thrashers' upcoming album, "Godfather", out in early December via Empire Records.

The follow-up to 2004's "Deadline", ELYSIUM fifth studio album was recorded in July-August 2005 at Hendrix Studio in Lublin, Poland with producer Arek Malczewski (BEHEMOTH, VESANIA, LOST SOUL).

Formed in 1996, ELYSIUM released their first demo, "Sunset", in autumn 1997. The group's debut album, "Dreamlands", followed in 2000 via Morbid Noizz/Black Mark Productions. A three-album deal with Metal Mind Productions resulted in the release of 2001's "Eclipse", 2003's "Feedback" and 2004's "Deadline".

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