OVERKILL: New Album Title, Track Listing Revealed

December 22, 2004

Long-running New Jersey thrashers OVERKILL have set "Relix IV" a the title of their new album, tentatively due in March 2005 via Spitfire Records in the U.S. and Regain Records in Europe.

"Relix IV" track listing:

01. Within Your Eyes
02. Love
03. Loaded Rack
04. Bats In the Belfry
05. A Pound Of Flesh
06. Keeper
07. Wheelz
08. The Mark
09. Play The Ace
10. Old School

OVERKILL's last studio album, "Killbox 13", was released in 2003 via Spitfire Records.

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