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DRUDGERY: New Music Posted Online

March 18, 2008

Canada's hardcore/grind act DRUDGERY, featuring members of EXHUMED, FUCK THE FACTS, ARISE AND RUIN and GLASGOW GRIN, has completed work on its new EP, entitled "Rust". The CD consists of six tracks, all recorded at Frozen Solid Studios in Guelph, Ontario.

"This band started as a side project back in 2006 and we wound up with a collection of tunes we were all really stoked on" comments drummer Matt Connell. "We've had this tracked for a while now, and are glad to have it done for people to hear it."

Details regarding the release date and label will be announced shortly.

Two newly released tracks from the EP can be found on the band's MySpace page.

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