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RAGNAROK: New Album To Surface In February

December 21, 2003

Norwegian black metallers RAGNAROK will release their fifth album, "Blackdoor Miracle", on February 20, 2004 through Sweden's Regain Records.

The follow-up to 2002's "In Nomine Satanas" was recorded and mixed at Abyss Studio in Sweden with engineer/mixer Tommy Tägtgren and was mastered at The Mastering Room in Gothenburg, Sweden. "Never has the band been so satisfied about a release and it's surely one of the best albums released in decades," reads a post on RAGNAROK's official web site. "The lineup has also changed once more because [vocalist] Lord Arcamous couldn't take the pressure by playing in RAGNAROK. Therefore he left the band in May 2002. He has been replaced by the demonic singer Hoest [photo#1, photo#2, photo#3] who's also the vocalist of the Norwegian black metal band TAAKE. With this album RAGNAROK will receive the status they deserve in the scene and they keep up the hard work to become one of the best black metal bands ever!"

"Blackdoor Miracle" (view cover here) track listing:

01. Preludium
02. Heir Of Darkness
03. Recreation Of The Angel
04. Rites Of Geburah
05. Blackdoor Miracle
06. Murder
07. Kneel
08. Bless Thee For Granting Me Pain
09. Journey From Life
10. It's War (re-recording) (U.S. and vinyl bonus only)

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