EXUMER: 'Possessed', 'Rising' Albums To Be Reissued With Bonus Tracks

April 24, 2012

End Of The Light Records will re-release EXUMER's "Possessed By Fire" (1986) and "Rising From The Sea" (1987) albums as "CD deluxe" versions on June 19. Both reissues will contain the original 10 tracks plus three bonus cuts — unreleased demo versions of songs, some of which were originally cut from the final albums. .

EXUMER is excited about the reissue through End Of The Light in North America and Canada. The band stated, "It's an honor for us to finally see our albums to be re-released in the U.S., Spreading the fire from our early days. Thank you, guys!"

"Possessed By Fire" track listing:

01. Intro
02. Possessed By Fire
03. Destructive Solution
04. Fallen Saint
05. A Mortal In Black
06. Sorrows Of The Judgement
07. Xiron Dark Star
08. Reign Of Sadness
09. Journey To Oblivion
10. Silent Death
11. A Mortal In Black (Demo)
12. Scanners (Demo)
13. Silent Death (Demo)

"Rising From The Sea" track listing:

01. Intro
02. Winds Of Death
03. Rising From The Sea
04. Decimation
05. The First Super
06. Unearthed
07. Shadows Of The Past
08. Are You Deaf?
09. I Dare You
10. Ascension Day
11. Whips & Chains (Demo)
12. Lil Ol'Me (Demo)
13. Time Out (Demo)

EXUMER's first album in 24 years , "Fire & Damnation", was released in North America on April 10 via Metal Blade Records. The 10-track CD, which was recorded with renowned producer Waldemar Sorychta (GRIP INC., THERION, SODOM, MOONSPELL),"combines a punishing production with aggressive songwriting," according to a press release. "EXUMER manages to capture the intensity and feel of the 1980s thrash metal gems and yet sound up to date on their latest output."

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