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DELIAN LEAGUE Sign With SCREAMING FERRET WRECKORDS

October 11, 2004

New Jersey-based metal quitent DELIAN LEAGUE have signed a deal with Screaming Ferret Wreckords of New Hampshire. The band, which is said to meld a classic metal (TESTAMENT, MEGADETH) vibe with newer influences (SOILWORK, DISTURBED),was formed in 2003 by guitarists Rich Broadhead and Dave Hatfield, and also features vocalist Jude Andrade, bassist Shane Buolos, and newly inducted drummer Joe Dooling.

DELIAN LEAGUE will enter the studio this fall to record their debut album, "Truth in Chaos". Listen to tracks from the band's "Day of Question" EP at this location.

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