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DARK FORTRESS In Mixing Mode

October 4, 2007

German black metal outfit DARK FORTRESS has successfully finished the vocal recordings for their new album. At the moment guitarist V. Santura is working on the mix.

Commented the band: We hereby would like to seize the opportunity to clarify two things:

"Our new frontman Morean is not the singer, but the guitarist of the band NONEUCLID! The vocal styles of NONEUCLID and DARK FORTRESS are actually quite different.

"The forthcoming album, which initially was entitled 'Scum', is now named 'Eidolon'. The musical compositions remained, but new lyrics and vocal lines have been written and arranged. 'Eidolon' is a concept album which in its nine chapters describes the initiation, dehumanization and unearthly rebirth of a transcending soul by mirror magic and astral projection."

DARK FORTRESS has been confirmed for next year's edition of the Metalcamp festival, set to take place July 4-8, 2008 in Tolmin, Slovenia.

The group announced the departure of vocalist Azathoth in May due to personal reasons.

DARK FORTRESS's latest album, "Séance", was released in Europe in January 2006 via Century Media Records.

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