ADDICTION CREW Parts Ways With EARACHE RECORDS; New Music Available

February 22, 2007

A two-track preview of ADDICTION CREW's upcoming album is available on the band's MySpace page. The CD, which previously had a working title of "High Def Impact", will now be called "Lethal" and the preview songs — "Along The Way" and "Ride On Liars" — are both pre-mastered versions, produced by the band's guitarist, Alex Guadagnoli.

ADDICTION CREW recently parted ways with Earache Records, which released the Italian band's last album, "Break In Life", in September 2004.

"Lethal" will mark the band's second release since the addition of singer Marta Innocenti and it will reportedly be "more aggressive and metal-oriented" than its predecessor. A summer release through an as-yet-undetermined label is expected.

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