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ARES: New Song Posted Online

February 22, 2009

Largo, Florida-based death/thrash metal band ARES has posted a new song, "Torturizer", on its MySpace page. The track comes off the group's new album, "Kill/Gore/Sledge", which is scheduled for release on June 1 via Dark Harvest Records.

According to a press release, "ARES is everything that a metal band should be. Young, fast, and brutal. Drawing on strong roots buried deep in early thrash metal and incorporating every facet of the genre, ARES is ready to take metal into the future. Their sound has been compared to SLAYER, VADER and early METALLICA. With technical drumming, ruthless guitars, pounding bass and harsh vocals, this group of 18-to19-year-olds is poised to make a permanent imprint on a scene!"

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