HARKONIN: New Music Samples Posted Online

November 11, 2004

HARKONIN, the St. Louis, Missouri-based "blackened war metal" act featuring former EULOGY drummer Clayton Gore, have uploaded three preview track segments from their new album to be recorded "very soon." These are rehearsal tracks and should be listened to with that knowledge — no vocals, no production, etc.," the band write in a press release. "But we are interested in your feedback, and as we have not played a show in several months — let alone with our new guitarist Matt. We give them as a gift to our local forum visitors." Check out the tracks "Three Stars of Fire", "Unholy Judgement" and "Dogs of Lucifer" at this location.

HARKONIN, who were recently named "Best Metal Band" by The Riverfront Times, released their debut album, "Seductress of the Unlight", in 2003.

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