December 17th, 2012

Incantation Giveaway of Yuletide Blasphemy


Death metal legends Incantation just released their 9th studio album after a 6 year layoff, Vanquish in Vengeance through Listenable Records. At what an album it is! A crawling monster of doom/death that lays waste to all the pretenders and mimics and two lucky Teeth of the Divine readers can find themselves owning a copy of the album courtesy of the bald—but fine—folks at Clawhammer PR.

by Staff

What do these two lucky winners have to do to own one of 2012 best death metal albums?

Well, rather than the usual random picks, we though we would try something a little different and make you guys work for this one and get a little creative in this un/holiest time of year.

All you have to do is fill out the submission form below and give us your best, made up, Christmas themed Incantation song title.

A panel of highly qualified judges will pick the two best entries and hey presto — you own the new Incantation album!

How easy is that?

Now go forth and submit write your own “Unholy Utterances of Sonic Creativity”

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CONTEST HAS CLOSED

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*CONTEST WILL CLOSE ON DECEMEBER 31ST 2012*

Clawhammerpr | Listenable Records | Incantation


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DISCLAIMER: 1 entry per person.  The winners will be notified personally via email to confirm their shipping address. In case there is no confirmation in a reasonable time, Teeth of the Divine reserves the right to randomly pick a new winner. Your personal details will only be used to deliver the CDs to you and will not be shared with third parties. Neither Teeth of the Divine, Listenable Records or Clawhammer PR take any responsibility over packages lost or stolen in the mail. Teeth of the Divine staff members are not eligible. Contest ends when there’s no form to fill. The form will be removed at some point during, or around December 31st 2012.

 

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