Katatonia announce The Fall Of Hearts

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Katatonia to release latest album on May 20 - view teaser trailer

Katatonia have announced their next album will be titled The Fall Of Hearts.

It’ll be released on May 20 and will be their first studio work to feature drummer Daniel ‘Mojjo’ Moilanen and guitarist Roger Ojersson. View a teaser trailer below.

The band say of the follow-up to 2012’s Dead End Kings: “This album is probably everything we unknowingly ever dreamed of to release.

“It’s a bleak but adventurous journey through our elements. We haven’t held back – we have pushed to get forward and backward in the ever spiralling night of our musical legacy.”

A full tracklist will be revealed in due course.

Katatonia have a handful of live dates scheduled over the coming months.

Katatonia 2016 tour dates

Mar 12: Gothenburg Metal Town Festival, Sweden
Apr 29: Kopervik Karmoygeddon Festival, Norway
Jun 19: Clisson Hellfest, France
Jul 03: Helsinki Tuska Festival, Finland
Jul 9-10: Bouckenborgh Anterwerp Metal Festival, Belgium
Aug 05: Corroios Vagos Open Air Festival, Portugal
Aug 17-20: Dinkelsbuhl Summer Breeze Festival, Germany

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