SUFFOCATION, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, UNEARTH, GOATWHORE: Halloween E-Cards Available

October 9, 2006

Legendary New York death metal band SUFFOCATION is among the featured artists appearing on this year's Hot Topic and RED Distribution Halloween e-cards. These e-cards are free for anyone to use throughout the month of October to send personal greetings via a self-designed Halloween-themed e-card that also features a track of the designer's choosing from some of heavy music's most recent offerings. SUFFOCATION's track, "Abomination Reborn", taken from their brand new album "Suffocation", is among the song choices along with the latest from UNEARTH, GOATWHORE, MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE, BULLET FOR MY VALENTINE, AMON AMARTH and more. The Hot Topic / RED Distribution e-cards can be designed and sent at this location.

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