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DEICIDE: New Album Snippet Available

July 3, 2006

Long-running Floridian death metallers DEICIDE have released an advance snippet of the song "Homage for Satan", taken from their forthcoming album, "The Stench of Redemption", due on August 22 via Earache Records. Check it out at this location.

DEICIDE will be filming the video for "Homage for Satan" over the weekend. According to a press release, the clip promises to be "a bleeding burst of DEICIDE's finely tuned sense of darkness!" Meanwhile, "Homage for Satan" (666 Mix) and "Crucified for the Innocence" (666 Mix) are currently available in their entirety for download at the iTunes music store for only $1.99.

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