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CORPORATE AVENGER Music Featured In Upcoming Movie

January 7, 2003

CORPORATE AVENGER's track "Pig Is A Pig" is featured in the new movie "Narc" in a scene when the police are questioning a suspect. According to the group's official web site, "the movie is very intense and the scene which features 'Pig Is A Pig' is very intense. The song is not currently scheduled to be included on the soundtrack CD."

CORPORATE AVENGER are busy recording new songs for an upcoming album, due in late spring through the group's own label. The band's last CD, "Freedom Is A State Of Mind", was released in 2001 via Koch/Suburban Noize Records.

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