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EVILHEART: New Songs Posted Online

September 26, 2007

Mexican black/death metal band EVILHEART has uploaded two songs from its upcoming album, "Storm of Annihilation", on its MySpace page. Check out the tracks "Dead Peace" and "In the Arms of Ixtab" at this location. The CD was mixed and mastered at Mana Studios in Florida by Brian Elliott. The cover artwork was designed by Niklas Sundin from DARK TRANQUILLITY.

"Storm of Annihilation" track listing:

01. In the Arms of Ixtab
02. Dead Peace
03. Subhuman
04. Storm of Annihilation
05. Paradise of Synthetic Souls
06. Oath of Apostasy
07. Symmetrical Carnage
08. Crystallized in Eternal Death

EVILHEART has shared the stage with international acts like DIMMU BORGIR, AMON AMARTH, DEICIDE, MALEVOLENT CREATION, BEHEMOTH, SOTHIS, CELLADOR and ASESINO.

Watch vdeo footage from "Storm of Annihilation" recording sessions:

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