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MARDUK: 'Deathmarch' EP Cover Posted Online

November 15, 2004

Swedish black metallers MARDUK have posted the cover artwork for their new "Deathmarch" EP, which will be sold only on the group's upcoming tour. Check it out at this location. A complete list of currently confirmed tour dates can be found here.

MARDUK's new album, "Plague Angel", is scheduled for release in Europe on November 22 via Blooddawn/Regain. It will be released on the following formats: CD, LP and Picture Disc, and possibly also as a limited-edition digipak with a video for the track "Steel Inferno". The album will also be released on license by Hellion in Brazil, CD Maximum in Russia and Soundholic in Japan. A U.S. release via Caroline is expected in late February/early March. A brand-new MARDUK song, entitled "Throne of Rats", has been made available for download at this location.

The CD, which was recorded at Endarker studio in Norrköping, Sweden with producer Devo Andersson, will be the band's first release with new singer Mortuus (previously a member of FUNERAL MIST and TRIUMPHATOR under the alias Arioch). A video for "Throne of Rats" was recently produced by director Roger Johansson (THE HAUNTED, IN FLAMES, HAMMERFALL) and is being described as "a morbid masterpiece and a tribute to death and war."

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