Ragnarok: two new songs available for streaming
Norwegian black metallers Ragnarok are streaming two new songs - "Collectors Of The King" and "In Honour Of Satan" - on their MySpace page. Both cuts will appear on the band's new album, "Collectors Of The King", which will be released in February/March via Regain Records. The CD was recorded at Endarker Studios in Norrköping, Sweden and features the following track listing:
01. Resurrection
02. Stabbed By The Horns
03. Burning The Earth
04. In Honour Of Satan
05. Collectors Of The King
06. Eternal Damnation
07. The Ancient Crown Of Glory
08. May Madness Hunt You Down
09. Wisdom Of Perfection
Check out the cover artwork below.
The label says, "Expect true Norwegian black metal the way it should be played. It's authentic, true as fuck and old school!"
The band's current lineup is as follows:
Jontho - Drums
Brigge - Guitars
Decepticon - Bass
HansFyrste - Vocals
Ragnarok's most recent album, "Blackdoor Miracle", came out in 2004 via Regain Records. The group's fifth CD featured "demonic" singer Hoest (Taake), who replaced Lord Arcamous in 2003. The album was recorded and mixed at Abyss Studio in Sweden with engineer/mixer Tommy Tägtgren and was mastered at The Mastering Room in Gothenburg, Sweden.
01. Resurrection
02. Stabbed By The Horns
03. Burning The Earth
04. In Honour Of Satan
05. Collectors Of The King
06. Eternal Damnation
07. The Ancient Crown Of Glory
08. May Madness Hunt You Down
09. Wisdom Of Perfection
Check out the cover artwork below.
The label says, "Expect true Norwegian black metal the way it should be played. It's authentic, true as fuck and old school!"
The band's current lineup is as follows:
Jontho - Drums
Brigge - Guitars
Decepticon - Bass
HansFyrste - Vocals
Ragnarok's most recent album, "Blackdoor Miracle", came out in 2004 via Regain Records. The group's fifth CD featured "demonic" singer Hoest (Taake), who replaced Lord Arcamous in 2003. The album was recorded and mixed at Abyss Studio in Sweden with engineer/mixer Tommy Tägtgren and was mastered at The Mastering Room in Gothenburg, Sweden.