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BURN IN SILENCE Sign With PROSTHETIC RECORDS

September 6, 2005

Boston metal titans BURN IN SILENCE have inked a deal with Prosthetic Records. Drawing on influences raging from death metal to prog metal, BURN IN SILENCE have been creating quite a stir in the Northeast supporting everyone from SHADOWS FALL and THE HAUNTED to MORBID ANGEL and DEICIDE. The band will hit the studio this fall to record their debut. An early 2006 release is being scheduled. Look for the band to appear at Prosthetic Records CMJ showcase Wednesday, September 14 in New York City at SCB, formerly Downtime.

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