INVOCATOR: New Album Done

March 1, 2003

Reunited Danish thrashers INVOCATOR have finished mixing their as-yet-untitled fourth full-length album, due before the summer through Italy's Scarlet Records. According to the band, "We've mixed 11 songs in 5 days, and the album is now ready to be mastered and edited. John and Asmus from SACRIFICIAL + Tommy from SLUGS did backing vocals on 'Abstract War', which came out pretty cool.

As previously reported, the group's first album in eight years will include the following tracks:

01. Through The Flesh To The Soul
02. On My Knees
03. Flick It On
04. There Is No Savior
05. Infatuated I Am
06. Sand Between The Teeth
07. Under The Skin
08. The Chemistry Of Restlessness
09. Writhe In Spit
10. A Narrow Scope Of Things
11. Abstract War (ASSASSIN cover)

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