F**K THE FACTS Recording Bonus EP

November 19, 2010

Canadian grinders FUCK THE FACTS are back in the studio this week recording a bonus EP that will only be available with the vinyl version of the band's upcoming full-length album, "Die Miserable". The EP is set to feature four new songs not available on the CD version of the album, as well as a re-recorded version of the song "Unburden" (taken from the "Collection Of Splits 2002-2004").

In-studio footage of the drum tracking can be viewed below.

"Die Miserable" is currently being mixed in Winnipeg by Craig Boychuk (KEN MODE, ELECTRO QUATERSTAFF, PROPAGANDHI) and is set for a spring 2011 release via Relapse Records. An interactive online discussion and updates on the mix process is currently underway here.

FUCK THE FACTS recently announced the addition of guitarist Johnny Ibay (PARTY TANK, DRUDGERY) to the group's ranks.

Ibay has been touring with FUCK THE FACTS as a session member since 2008 and is featured on the band's "Disgorge Mexico: The DVD", which was released independently earlier in the year.

FUCK THE FACTS' "Wake" video was created by the Copenhagen, Denmark-based director Michael Panduro (Siegfried Productions),who has previously worked with PSYOPUS and Denmark's indie pop band NO AND THE MAYBES. The song comes off the band's self-released "Unnamed" seven-inch EP.

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