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REVENGIA: 'Eraser' To Receive Japanese Release In November

September 16, 2007

REVENGIA, the Swedish metal band featuring ARCH ENEMY drummer Daniel Erlandsson, has inked a deal with Soundholic Records for the Japanese release of its new album, "Eraser", Due on November 21, the CD will feature the following track listing:

01. Eraser
02. Back to Hell
03. Breathe Me
04. Sweet Dreams
05. Life
06. Holy Lies
07. Deny
08. Pain
09. Whore
10. Prince of Darkness
11. Hollow Soul

Release dates for other territories have not yet been confirmed.

Check out the cover artwork by Joe Petagno at this location. An audio clip of the track "Eraser" can be downloaded here.

REVENGIA's last album, "A Decade in the Dark", was produced and mixed by Matti Almsenius at ZerOonE in Varberg during 2001–2004, and was released in June 2004 via Metal Fortress Entertainment.

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