DRY KILL LOGIC To Guest On 'Maximum Threshold'

March 10, 2007

DRY KILL LOGIC will be the featured guests on the "Maximum Threshold" show this Monday, March 12 at 8:00 p.m.

To hear the program, go to this location. While listening to the show you can click on "Live Chat" and interact with others.

DRY KILL LOGIC's follow-up to 2004's "The Dead and Dreaming", entitled "Of Vengeance and Violence", was released last September.

Regarding the upcoming CD, DRY KILL LOGIC frontman Cliff Rigano recently said, "It's definitely in-your-face, aggressive music. We've never compromised our integrity for a quick glimpse of success, never wrote a record with the pipe dream of crossover radio accessibility and never turned our backs on the style of music we write or the people that appreciate it."

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