EXTINCTION OF MANKIND's CD/EP to be Released Through MOSHPIT TRAGEDY RECORDS

October 20, 2006

U.K. crust punk legends EXTINCTION OF MANKIND will re-release their sold-out "Ale to England" seven-inch for the first time on CD through Canada's Moshpit Tragedy Records with distribution from Cargo Music, Inc.

The three-song EP (which was originally released in 2002 on Malaire Records) features EXTINCTION OF MANKIND's take on classics "Out From the Void" (ANTISECT),"Sunshine Ward" (AMEBIX),and "Ain't No Feeble Bastard" (DISCHARGE) which were recorded during their "Apocalyptic Crust" sessions in 1999.

Formed in 1992, EXTINCTION OF MANKIND became known for its brand of thrash-fueled crustcore having completed tours in Europe and North America with other legendary bands like WOLFPACK, SKITSYSTEM, MISERY, and DOOM as well as a string of releases leading up to 2006's "Northern Scum" CD on Profane Existence Records.

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