KRISIUN Name New Album

April 4, 2003

Brazilian death metallers KRISIUN have set "Works of Carnage" as the title for their new album, due in late summer through Century Media Records. The follow-up to "Ageless Venomous" was recorded at Bebop 2 Studios in São Paulo with producer Pierre Rémillard (CRYPTOPSY, KATAKLYSM, GORGUTS) and is currently being mixed at Rémillard's studio in Quebec, Canada. According to the band's official web site, the album is "coming out great, as the band members said it's their heaviest, tightest, fastest, record to date and it will be much more dynamic and deeper than their previous releases."

KRISIUN's upcoming DVD, "Live Armagedon", is due out "soon." It will consist of a show filmed late last year at the studios of Polsat TV in Krakow, Poland as well as extra live footage from Japan, U.S.A. and Brazil, plus backstage shots, and footage from various recording sessions.

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