ACCUSER Signs With METAL BLADE RECORDS

September 9, 2015

Metal Blade Records has announced the signing of German thrashers ACCU§ER. The band will once again enter Gernhart Studio next month with producer Martin Buchwalter to record the follow-up to 2013s's "Diabolic" for a March 2016 release.

ACCU§ER comments: "We are very proud and happy to announce that our new album is going to be released via Metal Blade and look forward to join forces. At Metal Blade, we feel comfortable and in good company. A large step for ACCU§ER and a big honor for us. At the moment, we are working eagerly on new songs and are totally convinced by the material. Look forward to a healthy dose of THRASH!"

Formed in 1986, ACCU§ER has released nine albums, including "Who Dominates Who", "Repent" and the aforementioned "Diabolic".

ACCU§ER is:

Frank Thomas - Vocals / Guitar
Dennis Rybakowski - Guitar
Frank Kimpel - Bass
Olli Fechner - Drums

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