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CANCER BATS: New Audio Interview Available

March 16, 2009

Liam Cormier, vocalist of Toronto, Canada's hardcore/metal band CANCER BATS, was interviewed by JamNow.com while the band was out as a part of the Rockstar Taste of Chaos tour. The chat is now available for streaming at this location.

"Deathsmarch", the new video from CANCER BATS, can be viewed below. The song comes off the band's sophomore full-length album, "Hail Destroyer", which came out last year via Black Market Activities. The CD was co-produced by Eric Ratz (BIG SUGAR, THEORY OF A DEAD MAN, BILLY TALENT),Kenny Luong (BILLY TALENT),and Greg Below (ALEXISONFIRE) and recorded at Vespa Studios. According to a press release, "Hail Destroyer" sees CANCER BATS "mature sonically and evolving as they incorporate the past, present of hardcore while they pave out its future."

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