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LORD GORE Has Broken Up

February 4, 2007

LORD GORE, the underground death metal band from Portland, Oregon, which was part of the late '90s/early 2000s wave of old-school metal-influenced bands from the Pacific Northwest that also included THY INFERNAL, FRIGHTMARE, ENGORGED, BLOOD FREAK, FORNICATOR, and DRAWN & QUARTERED, has broken up. However, Razorback Records will issue a collection CD sometime in 2007 that will include all of the previously unreleased tracks the band recorded during the "Resickened" sessions as well as the "Dark Lords of the Cyst" demo tracks. Also in 2007, Razorback will repress both of the group's albums, "The Autophagous Orgy" and "Resickened".

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