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ASSAULTER Signs With PULVERISED RECORDS

October 11, 2007

Pulverised Records has announced the signing of Australia's ASSAULTER. According to a press release, ASSAULTER is "a two-man unit [which has] previously released two demos and [is] now preparing a full-length onslaught of dark speed metal! Heavily influenced by traditional thrash metal with the likes of old KREATOR. . . With a wide range of influence and inspiration, ASSAULTER will continue to strive for a dark sound incorporating the raw traditions of metal, with aggressive hooks and malicious punch. ASSAULTER is currently working on new material and aiming for a full lineup for the live attack."

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