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EXHUMED Ink Licensing Deal With LISTENABLE RECORDS

December 20, 2004

Californian gore-metallers EXHUMED will release their upcoming covers CD, now officially retitled "Garbage Daze Re-Regurgitated", in Europe via an exclusive licensing deal with Listenable Records. "A deal has been inked with Listenable to bombard all slaughtercultists across the pond with not only the 'Garbage Daze...' album, but also the band's DVD, which will be released sometime after summer — most likely in late fall," reads a posting on the group's web site. "The recordings are in full swing with new skinbeater Matt Connell blasting out some seriously pounding drum performances as you read this! The rest of the band will be tracking after Christmas. A Japanese licensing deal for the album is also imminent with longtime EXHUMED co-conspirators Ritual Records. The album will be released throughout North and South America by the band themselves... via an as-yet unnamed recording imprint."

As previously reported, songs set to appear on "Garbage Daze Re-Regurgitated" include the following (original composer/performer listed first):

HEXX – "Twice as Bright, Half as Long"
EPIDEMIC - "In Fear We Kill"
AMEBIX - "The Power Remains"
UNSEEN TERROR - "Uninformed"
G.B.H. - "Necrophilia"
PENTAGRAM - "The Ghoul"
SIEGE - "Drop Dead"
MASTER - "Pay to Die"
METALLICA - "Trapped Under Ice"

EXHUMED recently announced the addition of bassist/vocalist Leon del Muerte to the group's ranks. Leon, known for his guitar work with EXHUMED (1996-1997) and IMPALED (1998-2001),has been with the band as a touring bass player throughout the "Anatomy is Destiny" tour work, encompassing three U.S. tours, two European tours, as well as in Japan, Canada, Australia and Iceland.

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