Dutch death metal masters HAIL OF BULLETS have launched a landing page for their upcoming new album On Divine Winds. Click here to check out the new song 'Operation Z', a live video of 'Nachthexen' (taken from the first album …Of Frost And War) and the pre-order deals available worldwide. In Europe the regular CD, limited edition digibook including bonus track and bonus DVD, a bundle including the digibook and a brand new flag and the limited 2-Gatefold-LP are all available.

The limited edition digibook includes a full live DVD. The DVD was recorded with multiple cameras at Summer Breeze festival 2008 and includes the whole 45-minute set. The DVD will also feature an additional two video clips.

Comments singer Martin van Drunen on the concept of On Divine Winds: "This time Hail Of Bullets takes on the Pacific War. The expansion of the Empire of Japan throughout Asia, introducing a full scale war using all forces combined. The massive strike back of the Americans, whose marines bravely fought many tough and bloody battles on now forgotten insulate islands spread throughout the whole Pacific. This led to desperate Japanese defense tactics such as Kamikaze, human bullets and suicidal Banzai charges. Until finally, incendiary bombings brought the empire to its knees."

The album title, On Divine Winds, refers to the translation for the Japanese word Kamikaze, as kami stands for "God" and kaze means "wind".

On Divine Winds tracklisting:

'The Eve Of Battle'

'Operation Z'

'The Mukden Incident'

'Strategy Of Attrition'

'Full Scale War'

'Guadalcanal'

'On Coral Shores'

'Unsung Heroes'

'Tokyo Napalm Holocaust'

'Sugar Loaf Hill' (bonus track on ltd. 1st digibook edition)

'Kamikaze'

'To Bear The Unbearable'

On Divine Winds was produced by Ed Warby and like before the monstrous mix was in the capable hands of Mr Dan Swanö.

On Divine Winds features 12 tracks on the limited first digibook edtion and 11 tracks on the regular jewelcase version. The album will be released by Metal Blade Records on October 11th in Europe and on October 12th in North America.