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CONTINENT OF ASH Signs With DEKA RECORDS

January 26, 2009

Wichita, Kansas-based tech-death metal outfit CONTINENT OF ASH has inked a deal with the London, England label Deka Records. The group's new album, "Avarice Descending", will be in stores and online everywhere in the early summer. The CD will be recorded at Black Lodge Studios in Eudora, Kansas, where artists like THE BLED, COELESCE and THE ESOTERIC have previously worked.

Accoding to the band's official bio, CONTINENT OF ASH has managed to devote its "time, and friendship into developing a very devastating, brutal sound. Relentless in drive and devotion to challenging new concepts in metal, the group combines various styles from all of each others influences."

For for more information, visit www.continentofash.com.

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