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D.T. album progress: We have about one week of recordings left before it’s time to ship the material to Tue Madsen at Antfarm for the mixing. Those who are interested in monitoring the day-by-day studio activites for the album can follow our keyboard wizard Martin Brändströms Twitter feed here.

The book, which is scheduled for release later this month, is a crime noir styled murder mystery with luciferian, nautical and ornithological overtones. From the presentation blurb:

“Esteban Loyola, heir to the prestigious Loyola fleet, is found murdered, with a pentagram carved into his chest. When King and Hanna, detectives with the Voguesville police force, begin to look into the case, suspicion falls on the town’s Lucifer Cult, which uses the pentagram. Cristian Satán, the leader of the cult, proclaims his innocence. But King, whom the police force has recruited because he is a seagull, refuses to give in… Calle Maria, Voguesville.”

Because of the songwriting demanding most of our focus and attention, there haven’t been an abundance of shows this year, but nevertheless we managed to fit in a handful of festivals during the summer. The highlight was probably getting to play in Portugal again, with a vacation day in lovely Mira the day afterwards. Maybe I should have offered my Photoshop skills to the hotel as well?

A couple of exciting tours and festivals, some of them in territories we haven’t previously visited, are on the verge of getting confirmed – looks like December will be a busy month.

The live DVD that was shot last year in Milan will see the light of day in late October. Further details can be found here, and the end result has truly been worth the wait; everything looks and sounds amazing. Obviously, that’s what everyone would say about their own band’s upcoming release, but I really feel that we managed to create something special for the awesome people who are still devoted enough to support their fave bands buy buying their music.

The new Laethora CD, “The light in which we all burn”, will be released either later this year or in early 2010. Now, when the memories of the extremely ill-fated recording session (hard drive crashes, several rounds of sickness and an armada of ghosts in pretty much every machine) are starting to fade, what’s left is a very strong record that definitely will make more than a few heads turn out there. The debut album was mainly a homage to old school death metal, filtered through our own eccentric and eclectic music tastes, but the new material is more original and has a definite voice of its own. Hopefully there will be some song samples online soon.

Needless to say, there hasn’t been so much time for graphic related activities the past months, but I’m very pleased to announce that that I finished my first real book cover project, for a Luciferian crime noir novel (well…) set for release by a Norwegian publisher later this fall. More details to follow in due time.