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EVILE: 'Enter The Grave' Lands On U.K. 'Rock Albums' Chart

September 4, 2007

Up-and-coming U.K. thrashers EVILE have entered the U.K. Rock Albums chart at position No. 33 with their Flemming Rassmusen-produced (METALLICA, MORBID ANGEL) debut album, "Enter the Grave". The Japanese edition of the CD, which will be released on September 25 via Howling Bull Records, will include two bonus tracks: demo versions of the songs "Darkness Shall Bring Death" and "Sacrifical".

"Enter the Grave" was released in Europe on August 27 via Earache Records. The CD will be issued in North America on September 25.

The band showcased its metallic thrash sound at an in-store show at Manchester's Virgin Megastore on the day of the CD's U.K. release.

A 10-minute video interview with EVILE conducted in Liverpool on August 7, 2007 can be viewed at YouTube.

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