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HOMO IRATUS Complete Work On New Album; Audio Available

March 19, 2006

Greece's HOMO IRATUS have posted the following update on their official web site:

"While appearing to be in hiatus... we have been in one of the most productive seasons as a band.

"The result of long hours of work have finally materialized once more and therefore a new album is introduced.

"'Fall of the Locust' is our third full-length album which runs at 77+ minutes of music separated in 4 thematical parts of 14 musical installments in total... Evidence of all this can be found at the downloads section [of the band's web site] where you will find three full tracks in mp3 form plus two of them are also included as video clips."

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