AXEMASTER Completes New Demo

November 16, 2006

Reformed Ohio-based power/thrash metal band AXEMASTER, who found success in the '80s and '90s with two albums released by Azra International and two CDs issued via Unisound Records, have finished recording a new three-song demo — the group's first new material in 15 years. Check out the tracks "Lost", "Unresting Place" and "Marching into Madness" at this location.

In other news, AXEMASTER guitarist will be interviewed by WQNA radio (outside Chicago) this Friday, November 17 at 4:30 p.m. More information is available at www.wqna.org.

AXEMASTER recently inked a deal with the Greek label Burning Star Records to re-release their debut album, "Blessing in the Skies", on CD. "It will be a remastered version of the entire release and will include three bonus tracks (which will make a total of 12 songs, six of which have never been available on disc) as well as a video for the song 'Slave to the Blade'," according to a recent band update. "It will be released as a digipack and feature new and improved artwork along with a 12-page booklet which will include vintage pictures from 1986-1988 (some never before seen),liner notes, and song lyrics. The release date has been set for December."

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