WRATH Rejoined By Singer KURT GRAYSON

May 14, 2009

Chicago metal band WRATH has announced the return of longtime vocalist Kurt Grayson. Grayson fronted the group from 1989 until about 1994. He eventually moved to Texas and did select shows with WRATH over the next decade or so.

Living in Texas while the rest of the band lives in Illinois poses some challenges, but all members are up to the task and have already begun work on new material for a new album, to be released sometime in the near future on an as-yet-undisclosed label.

WRATH's "Insane Society" album in 1990 was the last collaboration with Grayson, who said, "We've got some unfinished business to take care of, and we are going to take our time and do this right."

WRATH 2009 is:

Kurt Grayson - Vocals
Scott Nyquist - Guitar
Rob Noon - Guitar
Gary Modica - Bass
Dave Sollman - Drums

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/wrathsite.

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