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HORDE OF HEL Completes Recording Debut Album

October 12, 2008

HORDE OF HEL, which features "members from different elite death metal and black metal bands from Sweden," has finished recording and mixing its debut album, "Blodskam". The CD, which contains contains 14 songs of raw and evil black metal and industrial madness, is currently being mastered by engineer/producer Magnus Devo Andersson of MARDUK at Endarker Studios in Norrköping, Sweden. A video for the song "Leave Life Behind" is also in the works. An early 2009 release via Moribund Records is expected.

HORDE OF HEL "represents total death, destruction of all life," according to a press release. "HORDE OF HEL is a non-political band, but we'll still hail the tyrants of the old political world [because] of their cause to bring humans to their knees!"

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/heldivine.

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