New Thy Catafalque album

2011-09-08 by Metalstyles | 4 Comments
Hungarian avant-garde metal act Thy Catafalque will release their fifth studio album, titled Rengeteg (translation: vast, trackless forest), on November 11th in Europe and on January 10th, 2012 in North America via Season of Mist.






Tracklist:
01. Fekete mezők
02. Kel keleti szél
03. Trilobita
04. Kő koppan
05. Vashegyek
06. Holdkomp
07. Kék ingem lobogó
08. Az eső, az eső, az eső
09. Tar gallyak végül
10. Minden test fű

cover art: http://season-of-mist.com/common/covers_releases/high/SOM252.jpg?1315318456

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BallsToTheWall
September 8th 2011
52598 Comments


Who?

GeoffJesterPemberton
September 8th 2011
209 Comments


YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS.

sleepyhead
September 8th 2011
593 Comments


lookin forward to it

mikem1234
September 8th 2011
108 Comments


Very amazing band, nice to see they're getting some more recognition.



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