DEW-SCENTED Signs European Deal With METAL BLADE RECORDS

January 26, 2010

German thrashers DEW-SCENTED have inked a European deal with Metal Blade Records. The band will enter Soundlodge Studios in Northern Germany in February with producer Jörg Uken (GOD DETHRONED, SINISTER) to begin recording its new album for a May release.

Commented the band: "We have known the European staff at Metal Blade for many years already and considering the label's massive history in metal, as well as the fact that their current repertoire includes several cool bands that we have toured with throughout the years, like AMON AMARTH, CANNIBAL CORPSE and GOD DETHRONED, we look forward to this new co-operation and are excited about the release of our next album, which we will be recorded in the coming weeks."

Added Andreas Reissnauer of Metal Blade Europe: "DEW-SCENTED is a driving force in European thrash metal. A band that delivered excellent records through the years and that is always giving 110 % on stage. Being fans and friends of the band since day one we are excited to finally be able to work with DEW-SCENTED in the future. The best is yet to come!"

DEW-SCENTED is:

Leif Jensen - Vocals
Michael Borchers - Lead Guitars
Alexander Pahl - Bass
Martin Walczak - Rhythm Guitars
Marc-Andree Dieken – Drums

DEW-SCENTED's video for the song "That's Why I Despise You" can be viewed below. The clip was shot in Gothenburg, Sweden with acclaimed director Patric Ullaeus from the Revolver Film Company AB (IN FLAMES, DIMMU BORGIR, LACUNA COIL).

"That's Why I Despise You" comes off DEW-SCENTED's latest album, "Incinerate", which was released in North America in April 2007 via Nuclear Blast Records. The CD was mixed by Andy Sneap (MEGADETH, NEVERMORE, ARCH ENEMY) and features guest appearances by Jeff Waters (ANNIHILATOR),Gus G. (FIREWIND) and Mille Petrozza (KREATOR).

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