BONDED BY BLOOD Singer Issues Studio Update

January 17, 2008

New-school Los Angeles thrashers BONDED BY BLOOD have entered J Street Recorders in Sacramento, California with producer Michael Rosen (TESTAMENT, DEATH ANGEL) to begin recording their new album, "Feed the Beast", due later in the year via Earache Records.

Commented BONDED BY BLOOD vocalist Jose "Aladdin" Barrales: "We are away for about two weeks and a half recording our debut album. Drum tracks are done, and man, oh man, do they sound ball-crushing. Right now we're on guitars. Gonna do some bass. Maybe squeeze in some vocals. The songs are gonna blow brains."

With its dynamic comic book-style artwork, "Feed the Beast"'s cover conveys not only the sense of danger and electricity that is personified in the music, but a deeper meaning is conveyed as well. "The artwork represents my whole view on Los Angeles. It takes you in and spits you back out," says Barrales. "L.A. is like a beast; if you don't do the right 'thing,' you will end up on the streets. I think Tom, the artist, took my interpretation and made it come alive."

Check out the cover art of "Feed the Beast" at this location.

"Feed the Beast" projected track listing:

01. Immortal Life
02. Feed the Beast
03. The Evil Within
04. Another Disease
05. Unusual Punishment
06. Vengeance
07. To a Sickening Degree
08. Strike of Fear
09. Sounds of Torture
10. Necropsy
11. Self-Immolation
*Bonus Track: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - Theme Song

BONDED BY BLOOD will also be featured on the upcoming new-school thrash compilation, "Thrashing like a Maniac", due on February 5 in the U.S.

Upcoming BONDED BY BLOOD shows:

Jan. 19 - The Epic Lounge - Downey, CA
Feb. 22 - Pomona Elks Lodge - Pomona, CA

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