OCCULT To Release 'Elegy For The Weak' In September

July 7, 2003

Dutch thrashers OCCULT have set "Elegy For The Weak" as the title for their fifth studio album, due in September through Painkiller Records.

The follow-up to 2001's "Rage To Revenge" was produced by Andy Classen at Stage One studios in Bühne, Germany and contains the following track listing:

01. Disturbing The Dead
02. Nuclear Torment
03. Nocturnal Predator
04. Feel The Blade
05. Expire
06. Warbeast
07. Obsessed By The Grave
08. Slaughtering The Pigs
09. Reapers Call
10. Slut Of Sodom
11. Until The Battle (digipack bonus track)

The songs "Nuclear Torment" and "Slaughtering The Pigs" have been made available for download in MP3 format at this location.

In other news, plans exist for an OCCULT DVD to be released in October through Lowlifemedia Productions, covering the complete band-story from 1990 until 2003.

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