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DERIDE: New Song Posted Online

February 26, 2010

DERIDE, the Norwegian band featuring Kjetil Greve (AUDREY HORNE) on drums and Ole Walaunet (GRIMFIST) on guitar, has uploaded a new song, "Deathshake", to its MySpace page. The track comes off the group's new album, which was recorded and mixed at Conclave Studio and was mastered by Herbrand Larsen.

DERIDE is currently seeking a suitable record label to release the CD. If all goes according to plan, the album will see the light of day later this year.

The band's current lineup is rounded out by vocalist Per-Helge and bass player Tony Vetaas.

DERIDE previously released two albums through the U.S. label The Music Cartel: "Scars Of Time" (June 2001) and "First Round Knockout" (November 2003).

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