MÖRSER: New Song Posted Online

September 12, 2005

A brand-new MÖRSER track, entitled "The Indirect Threat (To the World's Freedom)", has been posted online at this location.

"The Indirect Threat (To the World's Freedom)" comes off the German group's upcoming mini-CD/comic, "Der Kosmopolit - Pure", due in November via Garden of Exile Records. The CD will contain five "blistering" songs with a running time of 20 minutes and will serve as "the perfect soundtrack to the comic," according to a press release. In addition to the MÖRSER songs and the "Der Kosmopolit - Pure" comic, this release will contain the following extras: a trailer for "Der Kosmopolit - Pure", audio comments by the band and author, and pin-ups from "Der Kosmopolit - Pure".

MÖRSER have thus far issued two albums — "2 Hours To Doom" and "10,000 Bad Guys Dead" — plus a split LP with THE SWARM.

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