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ALABAMA THUNDERPUSSY: 'Open Fire' Artwork Posted Online

January 9, 2007

The cover artwork for the new album from ALABAMA THUNDERPUSSY, entitled "Open Fire", has been posted online at this location. Due on March 6 via Relapse Records, the CD was recorded at The Etching Tin Studios in Richmond, VA with engineer Ian Whalen and is the group's first record to feature new vocalist Kyle Thomas (ex-EXHORDER, FLOODGATE).

Commented drummer Bryan Cox: "We worked harder on this record than on anything we've ever done and grew a ton as a band in the process of doing so, including hooking up with Kyle, who is absolutely the best vocalist I've ever worked with. We had a 'no-bullshit' policy in mind when we started writing 'Open Fire' and I think it shows. It's straight-forward, honest and mean, and that's what we were going for from the start. I'm very excited about it!"

Thomas added: "It is so good to be back doing what I love most... These songs run a wide spectrum of emotions and I believe that there are some truly special moments on this [album] that pleased my soul. Ian has really pulled something better from us."

A brand new ALABAMA THUNDERPUSSY track, entitled "Words of the Dying", has been posted online on the band's MySpace page.

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