ENDRAH Full-Length Debut To Feature Former BIOHAZARD Guitarist BILLY GRAZAIDEI

September 4, 2006

Sao Paulo, Brazil-based ENDRAH has signed a deal with Germany's Coretex Records for the European release of its first full-length album. The CD will be issued in Germany on Friday, October 13 and the rest of Europe on Monday, October 16.

"Endrah" was produced by Ciero (KRISIUN) and mastered by Colin Davis (VILE). It incudes three tracks from the band's "DEMONstration" demo EP, which featured Billy Grazaidei of BIOHAZARD on second guitar. Relentless, ENDRAH's American singer who replaced Scream S, also appeared on the last BIOHAZARD record, "Means to an End", doing backups on the track "Set Me Free".

ENDRAH recently completed a string of live sold-out club dates and filmed a video in Brazil during the recording of the record. Two fresh tracks are available for listening on the band's MySpace page.

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