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HOD: New Album Title Revealed

April 12, 2011

San Antonio's masters of blackened death/thrash HOD are gearing up for one hellaciously brutal summer with a series of live dates that will see the band join forces with MARDUK, AURA NOIR, BLACK ANVIL, PANZERFAUST and many more as they devastate parts of the U.S. and Canada with their relentless brand of extreme metal. All of this is coming in anticipation of the band's follow up to their critically-acclaimed debut, "Serpent", which Zero Tolerance called a "venomous explosion of black, death, and thrash metal fury" and Terrorizer called "non-commercialized, uncompromising and slightly unhinged death metal." The new material is expected to see the light of day in the coming months.

Commented HOD guitarist Carl "Lord Necron" Snyder: "The name of the new album has been chosen — 'Book Of The Worm'. We shall unleash this album sometime later this year.

"We have worked on the music for this album for quite some time.

"We hope to announce the producer soon for this album, we just need to nail the down who we want to mix it. Expect an announcement soon. Also we will be hitting the road this summer with MARDUK, AURA NOIR, BLACK ANVIL and PANZERFAUST. This is one brutal lineup. We will also play the Goregrowler's Ball this year; hitting the stage with SUFFOCATION, EXHUMED, ABORTED, GRAVEHILL, CARDIAC ARREST and many more.

"We have a busy end of the year ahead of us. So we hope to see the legions of metalheads out there this year.

"One last thing: coming up this Saturday, April 16, we will take the stage with legends EXHORDER and RIGOR MORTIS. We really look forward to sharing the stage with these guys. It's an overdose of metal! We hope to see all you Texas bastards out in Austin for this show. Who knows when a lineup like this will happen again?!"

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