JIGSORE TERROR: New Song Posted Online

September 16, 2004

A brand-new JIGSORE TERROR track, entitled "Gorging on Exposed Arteries", is available for download at this location.

"Gorging on Exposed Arteries" comes off the Swedish grindcore act's debut album, "World End Carnage", due on October 11 via Listenable Records.

"World End Carnage" was recorded at Soundlab studio in Örebro, Sweden with engineer Mieszko Talarczyk (NASUM) and is said to be an "essential piece of grind-crushing sonic tornado" in the vein of TERRORIZER and REPULSION. Other songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Death Rattle Cacophony", "Skeletal Decomposition", "Feast of Dismembered" and "The Needle" (FURBOWL cover). Also included on the album is a guest appearance on backing vocals by Dan Swanö (NIGHTINGALE, UNICORN, EDGE OF SANITY, INFESTDEAD, ODYSSEY, PAN-THY-MONIUM).

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