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CATHEDRAL To Support PARADISE LOST In England

October 23, 2004

British cult doom rockers CATHEDRAL have been confirmed as the support act for PARADISE LOST at their December 16 gig at the Wulfrun Hall in Wolverhampton, England.

As previously reported, CATHEDRAL have set "Seeds of Decay" as the working title of their eighth studio album, tentatively due in February/March 2005 through Nuclear Blast Records. Songtitles set to appear on the follow-up to 2002's "The VIIth Coming" include "Oro the Manslayer", "Corpsecycle", "Sabbadaius Sabbattum", "Eripmav Moon", "This Body Thy Tomb", "Everything Is Dying" and "Upon Azraels Wings". The album will once more feature the epic cover art of longtime CATHEDRAL artist Dave Patchett. The band were previously signed to Dream Catcher Records in Europe and Spitfire Records in the U.S.

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