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DEFLESHED To Appear On 'Murder Island' Soundtrack

October 6, 2005

According to a posting on their official web site, Swedish death/thrash metallers DEFLESHED will, along with several other Regain Records bands, appear on the soundtrack to the upcoming Swedish horror movie "Murder Island". In connection with the film's release date, the bands are supposed to appear at previews in Stockholm and Gothenburg in late January 2006. More information on the movie, including trailers, is available at www.murderisland.tk.

DEFLESHED recently shot a video for the track "Grind and Rewind" from their latest album, "Reclaim the Beat".

The follow-up to 2002's "Royal Straight Flesh", "Reclaim the Beat" was recorded at Dug-Out Studios in Uppsala, Sweden and contains 12 songs plus a "slightly demolished" cover version of MÖTLEY CRÜE's "Red Hot".

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