DEVIAN Reveal New Album Title; Touring Europe With DEICIDE In Early 2009
October 30, 2008, 16 years ago
After their debut album Ninewinged Serpent in 2007 and a comprehensive European tour with Polish death metal overlords VADER, Swedish extreme metal act DEVIAN - featuring ex-MARDUK members Legion (vocals) and Emil Dragutinovic (drums) - mercilessly return with a second attack: the furious new album God To The Illfated will be released in Europe on the following dates:
Germany / Austria / Switzerland / Benelux: December 12th
Denmark / Norway: December 15th
Spain / Portugal: December 16th
Sweden / Finland: December 17th
France: January 5th
Italy: January 16th
UK / Greece / Rest Of Europe: January 19th
Recorded once again at Art Decay Studio with Rickard Kottelin, Devian this time around decided to hook up with HYPOCRISY/PAIN mastermind Peter Tägtgren for further production duties and the intense mixdown of the album at The Abyss Studio (IMMORTAL, MARDUK, DIMMU BORGIR), while mastering was once again taken care of by Peter In De Betou / Tailor Maid Production (Dimmu Borgir, ARCH ENEMY, DARK TRANQUILLITY).
Frontman Legion comments on the creation of Devian'S sophomore album: “God To The Illfated is the result of Devian fusing together as its own powerhouse. Having the luxury of making music together with one's best friends made the new songs step up to a whole different league throughout the writing sessions: we all bled everything into the album, everything that we knew was Devian and explored as much new ground as we could. The extensive touring we did last spring showed us what really works for us....jacked up and confident from slaughter on the road we let all the fire from the live-shows translate onto the songs and the recording-sessions 'til we all felt that unbeatable feeling of grand accomplishment. The feeling that we had a really special beast of an album on our hands."
Devian have additionally also being confirmed to appear on the Winterfest 2009 tour in January with Deicide, Samael, Vader and label mates Zonaria.