SAURON Sign With CARNAL RECORDS

March 21, 2006

Dutch black metallers SAURON have inked a deal with the Swedish label Carnal Records (CRAFT, ARCKANUM, SHAARIMOTH). "We parted in good ways with our former label Neurotic Records," the band write in a statement. "Since our musikk evolved more in darker ways, we now found our place on an underground blackmetal label. Again we signed for one album and it will be recorded this year. No title is set yet."

SAURON's second full-length album, "For A Dead Race", was released in 2004 via Neurotic Records. The follow-up to 2003's "Universe of Filth" was recorded at Double Noise Studio and was described as "more mature, more diverse and most of all more angry" than its predecessor.

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