DRUDGERY: NASUM Cover Posted Online

April 16, 2009

Guelph, Ontario, Canada-based hardcore/grind act DRUDGERY has posted its version of the NASUM track "Words To Die For" (Human 2.0). The song will be featured on a upcoming NASUM tribute CD, due later this year on Germany's Power-It-Up Records. Other bands scheduled to appear on the compilation include COLDWORKER, MISERY INDEX, ROTTEN SOUND, MUMAKIL, MARGRUDERGRIND, CIRCLE OF DEAD CHILDREN and PUTRESCENCE.

DRUDGERY's full-length debut, "Rust", was released last July through Year of the Sun Records.

DRUDGERY is the new project spearheaded by drummer Matt Connell (FUCK THE FACTS, EXHUMED). It also features ex-DEAR BLACK DIARY bassist Steve Ferraro on vocals.

The group's debut EP was recorded at Frozen Solid Studios in Guelph, Ontario by Matt Connell.

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