BLOOD STAIN CHILD Signs With CORONER RECORDS

October 6, 2010

BLOOD STAIN CHILD, the Japanese cyber-melodeath band with contemporary Japanese music culture influences, has inked a deal with Coroner Records for the release of its fifth album. Tentatively due in the spring, the CD is being produced, mixed and mastered by Ettore Rigotti (DISARMONIA MUNDI, SLOWMOTION APOCALYPSE, DESTRAGE, STIGMA) at his The Metal House studios.

In other news, BLOOD STAIN CHILD was recently joined by two new members: Greek vocalist Sophia and drummer Gami (ex-YOUTHQUAKE). The group's new lineup has already completed pre-production on the new material and the recording sessions for the fifth studio album have begun.

BLOOD STAIN CHILD's previous CD, "Mozaiq", was mixed by Tue Madsen (SUICIDE SILENCE, HEAVEN SHALL BURN, SICK OF IT ALL) and was released in Europe and America by Dockyard1/Locomotive.

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