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TORTURE DIVISION To Record New Demo In October

August 13, 2008

TORTURE DIVISION — the new Swedish death metal project featuring guitarist Lord K. Philipson (THE PROJECT HATE, GOD AMONG INSECTS, ex-LEUKEMIA),bassist/vocalist Jörgen Sandström (VICIOUS ART, THE PROJECT HATE, ex-ENTOMBED, GRAVE) and drummer Tobias "Tobben" Gustafsson (VOMITORY) — has finished composing the the three last songs for the third demo in the band's first trilogy. According to the group, "We will once again record the drums in Tobben's hometown Karlstad (like on the previous two demos),the guitars will be tracked in The Lord's homestudio in Örebro and J will do his bass and vocals in Stockholm. After that, it will be shipped to our beloved Dan Swanö for another excellent mix. We can only hope he will provide us with another production as crushing as the one on 'We Bring Upon Thee'. But since we know Dan, he'll prolly make it even more brutal this time around. Anyways, we have set early October as the month when we will start recording this third demo, scheduled for an early November release if everything goes as planned."

Fan-filmed video footage of TORTURE DIVISION performing the song "Ejaculation of The Wicked" at the group's first-ever concert as part of the Metaltown festival (which was held June 27-28 in Gothenburg, Sweden) can be viewed below.

TORTURE DIVISION recently made its second three-song demo, "We Bring Upon Thee", available for download via the group's official web site.

"We Bring Upon Thee" track listing:

01. Invoking The Knifer
02. We Bring Upon Thee
03. Terroreyes

The demo was recorded in Sweden during April/May 2008 and was mixed by Dan Swanö (EDGE OF SANITY, HAIL OF BULLETS, NOVEMBERS DOOM).

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