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AGORAPHOBIC NOSEBLEED: New Songs Posted Online

May 29, 2007

Springfield, Massachusetts grindcore act AGORAPHOBIC NOSEBLEED has posted two new tracks on its MySpace page — one song each from the band's forthcoming split 7" EP with TOTAL FUCKING DESTRUCTION on Bones Brigade and the split LP with APARTMENT 213, scheduled to be released through Relapse Records soon.

Regarding the limited split LP with APARTMENT 213, the band writes: "Once the split CD is gone it's gone and you will have to wait until these tracks surface again on our next discography (which is a good ways off). These CDs will only be available through Relapse's mailorder and will have a CD booklet containing exclusive artwork/content. This release will be available very soon and be sure to act fast if you want one."

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