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MAGRUDERGRIND: Two New Songs Posted Online

February 10, 2009

Washington, D.C.'s MAGRUDERGRIND has posted two songs ("Lyrical Ammunition For Scene Warfare" and "Excommunicated") from its forthcoming self-titled debut album on the band's MySpace page.

Due in the summer via Willowtip Records, the CD was recorded at Godcity Studios with famed engineer Kurt Ballou (CONVERGE, MISERY INDEX, TORCHE). The album was mastered at Visceral Sound by Scott Hull (PIG DESTROYER, PHOBIA, MARUTA).

Check out the cover artwork below.

MAGRUDERGRIND will appear at the Maryland Deathfest in May 2009. The band has also confirmed a West Soast tour with PHOBIA and UNHOLY GRAVE from June 11 to June 21. Dates will be announced soon.

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