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The Black Dahlia Murder Reveals Details For New Full Length Album

posted Apr 29, 2011 at 3:52 AM by The_Avant_Garde.  (5 Comments)

American death metal act The Black Dahlia Murder has revealed the details behind its forthcoming new full length album. The new release, titled "Ritual," was recorded with producer Mark Lewis and will hit store shelves on June 21, 2011 through Metal Blade Records. You can view the album's tracklisting below.

1. A Shrine To Madness
2. Moonlight Equilibrium
3. On Stirring Seas Of Salted Blood
4. Conspiring With The Damned
5. The Window
6. Carbonized In Cruciform
7. Den Of The Picquerist
8. Malenchanments Of The Necrosphere
9. The Grave Robber’s Work
10. The Raven
11. Great Burning Nullifier
12. Blood In The Ink

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5 Comments on "The Black Dahlia Murder Reveals New Album Details"

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1. metal2death writes:

pretty bad a$$ song names. cant wait to hear some new material.

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2. n0thinghead writes:

^^^ fo' cereal. some badass titles indeed. but #5 seems a little out of place there tho lol

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3. ReaperOfBodom writes:

Loved deflorate and I'm definitely looking forward to hearing the new material

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4. Get_A_MULLET writes:

they actually released a song today too. f***in sweet

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db9rsICje5s

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5. metal nick writes:

The track moonlight equilibrium is up on youtube now

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