PSYCHOSIS: 'Lifeforce' Mini-Album Available Digitally For The First Time

January 6, 2011

Los Angeles thrash band PSYCHOSIS recently made their classic mini-album "Lifeforce" available digitally for the first time. The 1992 release features six tracks of heavy, aggressive, melodic thrash, including the song "Cold Is This God", which was later re-recorded by PROTOTYPE for their "Continuum" album.

The digital release of "Lifeforce" is now available on iTunes, Amazon.com, CD Baby and other digital retailers.

PSYCHOSIS released its latest EP, simply titled "Psychosis", in 2010. The band is currently recording pre-production demos for a full-length album.

PSYCHOSIS is:

Bruce Hall - Vocals
Kragen Lum - Guitars
Vince Levalois - Guitars
Jason Mirza - Bass
Jimmy Schultz - Drums

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