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ANNUNAKI To Make Live Debut With METAL MIKE's PAINMUSEUM

June 7, 2006

ANNUNAKI, the New Jersey blackened death metal band featuring ex-BLOOD FEAST drummer Kevin Kuzma, will be making their live debut at Dingbatz in Clifton, New Jersey on June 9, opening for "Metal" Mike Chlasciak's PAINMUSEUM. The show, part of PAINMUSEUM's "East Coast Violence Tour", will also feature a Violent Guitar Contest hosted by Chlasciak.

ANNUNAKI are currently in the writing stages and will be recording their debut album, "Throne of the Annunaki", at Trax East Studios this September. The album is due out on Militia Records before the end of the year.

For more information, check out ANNUNAKI's MySpace page at this location.

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