SAVAGE MESSIAH: 'The Fateful Dark' Album Preview

December 13, 2013

An audio preview of "The Fateful Dark", the new album from London shred-heavy melodic metallers SAVAGE MESSIAH, is available below. Due on March 10, 2014 in Europe via Earache Records and on March 18, 2014 in the USA via Century Media/Earache Records, the follow-up to 2012's "Plague Of Conscience" was recorded at Grindstone Studios in Suffolk, England with producer Scott Atkins (AMON AMARTH, SYLOSIS, BEHEMOTH) and features artwork created by Peter Sallai (SABATON).

Comments SAVAGE MESSIAH frontman Dave Silver: "We're finally ready to unleash this record on the world!

"After the months of hard work and preparation, we are proud to announce all the details for the forthcoming record.

"This is easily our best record to date and we've been playing most of it live since we toured with WINTERSUN in July and the reaction to the songs in a live environment has been killer!

"Hopefully you'll all enjoy listening to this one, and we look forward to seeing you all out on tour in 2014!!!"

"The Fateful Dark" track listing:

01. Iconocaust
02. Minority Of One
03. Cross Of Babylon
04. Hellblazer
05. Live As One Already Dead
06. The Fateful Dark
07. Zero Hour
08. Hammered Down
09. Scavengers Of Mercy
10. The Cursed Earth
11. Be Quick Or Be Dead *
12. Lightning To The Nations *
13. Killers *

* Earache webstore-/iTunes-exclusive bonus tracks

"The Fateful Dark" is available to pre-order now on iTunes, and includes three instant grat tracks, which will be available to download on the following dates:

December 11 - "Cross Of Babylon"
January 10 - "Minority Of One"
February 10 - "Hellblazer"

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