ADDICTION CREW: New Album Release Date Announced

April 3, 2008

Italy's ADDICTION CREW will release its long-awaited new album, "Lethal", on June 6 via Aural Music/SPV (June 4 in Japan via RB Records).

Following up the success of "Break in Life" (which spent three months on Japan's HMV Bestsellers Rock Chart),"Lethal" is scheduled as the top-priority release for RB Records Japan.

More aggressive and metal-oriented than its predecessor, "Lethal" was produced and mixed by ADDICTION CREW's guitar player Alex Guadagnoli and UK's up-and-coming producer James Dunkley (engineer for the likes of SABBAT, SOIL, BLAZE BAYLEY, AMERICAN HEAD CHARGE).

In other news, ADDICTION CREW singer Marta Innocenti and Alex Guadagnoli will be in England this week for promotion. Fans can meet them on Saturday, April 5 at the Rock City in Nottingham.

In January 2007, ADDICTION CREW parted ways with Earache Records which released the group's 2005 album "Break in Life". The CD included the Italian hit single single "What About".

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/addictioncrew.

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