LIVIDITY Working On New Material

April 1, 2004

U.S. cult porn grinders LIVIDITY are composing material for their fourth album, which they hope to begin recording later in the year. "Writing is going very well for the follow up to 2002's '...'Til Only The Sick Remain'," the band write in a newsletter. "The new material is more aggressive and malicious then anything we have ever done to date ." Songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Raped For Rent", "Deviant Pleasures", "Used, Abused, and Left For Dead", "Bound In Skin" and "A Exhibition in Carnage".

In other news, LIVIDITY's debut album, "Fetish for the Sick", will be reissued with bonus live tracks from the group's 2003 European tour. Also included will be a new layout and packaging courtesy of Steve from Comatose Music.

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