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Swedish Death Doom Supremacy OCTOBER TIDE’s highly anticipated seventh studio album, "The Cancer Pledge", is out now via Agonia Records and Dalapop. The album has received incredibly good reviews from all over the world. It packs some of the most authentic and unique compositions from the capable hands of founding member and long-time Katatonia guitarist, Fredrik Norrman, his brother and guitarist Mattias Norrman (ex-Katatonia), vocalist Alexander Högbom (ex-Demonical), bassist Johan Jönsegård (Letters From The Colony) and drummer Jonas Sköld (Letters From The Colony).

"It's a direct continuation of the previous album." states guitarist Fredrik Norrman. "Less doom and more death metal, yet melodic and with more layers. I’ve searched for inspiration in records I listened to in the 80’s and 90’s when I grew up. But it still sounds like October Tide."

"The Cancer Pledge" was recorded and produced in 2023 by October Tide and Karl Daniel Lidén (Bloodbath, Katatonia). The latter mixed and master the album. The cover artwork was designed by Albin Högbom.

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