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NIGHTBRINGER Prepares To Release 'Death And The Black Work'

November 4, 2008

American occult black metal band NIGHTBRINGER is preparing to release its debut album, "Death And The Black Work", through Forever Plagued Records. According to a press release, the effort contains "over 70 minutes of occult mayhem and ethereal soundscapes." The LP pressing will be released as a large triple-LP box set release. NIGHTBRINGER is also said to be "in close connection with the infamous outdoors invite-only festival Gathering Of Shadows that was held in the high altitudes of the Colorado rockies."

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

(Thanks: hateful_reality)

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