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WORMROT To Enter Studio In January

December 16, 2010

Singapore grindcore trio WORMROT will enter TNT Music Productions in January to record a brand new album entitled "Dirge" for a spring release via Earache Records.

WORMROT frontman Arif Rot is highly excited about the band's new material and wants the world to know about it: "We are definitely stoked to get this album out.

"We are working extra hard on this one. Extra fucking harder than [we did on] 'Abuse'.

"We are currently in the rehearsal studio still writing songs and making some minor adjustments and whatnot.

"If you are digging 'Abuse' and also from our latest split with I ABHOR, then you might dig the new album. "

WORMROT's debut album, "Abuse", is available now worldwide, featuring 23 tracks of pure grindcore plus a bonus disc with an additional 34 tracks of demos, EPs and splits.

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