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MILKING THE GOATMACHINE Signs With NOISEART RECORDS

August 12, 2010

German grindcore/death metal act MILKING THE GOATMACHINE is hard at work on material for its sophomore studio album, "7… A Dinner for One", for a January 7, 2011 release via the band's new label home, NoiseArt Records. The follow-up to 2009's "Back From The Goats…" is said to be a concept effort about "the wolf and the seven kids" and will contain such songtitles as "Ding Dong Motherfucker", "Here Comes Uncle Wolf" and "Like A Goatmachine", the latter of which is apparently a remake of the JAMES BROWN classic "Like A Sex Machine".

For more information, visit lwww.myspace.com/milkingthegoatmachine.

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