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DEICIDE: New STEVE ASHEIM Audio Interview Available

April 28, 2008

VM Underground's new audio interview with Steve Asheim, drummer and founder of death metal legends DEICIDE, has been posted online at this location.

DEICIDE's new album, "Till Death Do Us Part", will be released as a special-edition CD with a free "Glen For President" woven patch. The record will also be available as a standard CD, limited-edition 12" picture disc LP and limited-edition 12" color vinyl LP.

Got questions for Glen Benton? Revolver magazine wants your help! Send your questions for Glen to [email protected] with the subject line "Glen" by May 9, 2008, and the esteemed Mr. Benton will answer the best ones in an upcoming issue of Revolver, "The World's Loudest Rock Magazine"!

"Till Death Do Us Part" was released in Europe today (April 28) and will come out in the U.S. on May 13.

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