GENITORTURERS Auditioning Drummers

July 25, 2007

Florida-based "shock-rock" band GENITORTURERS, featuring MORBID ANGEL frontman David "Evil D" Vincent on bass, has issued the following update:

"The new CD is now mixed and it's now time to complete the Torture Team line-up. GENITORTURERS will be holding auditions for the live drummer position beginning in mid-August .Interested persons will have a knowledge of our catalog and

* Must have professional touring experience
* Must be able to play to a click track both live and studio
* Must be over 21, healthy, in good physical shape, possess a valid passport, fit the look and style of the band and preferably be a non-smoker.

"Please send your promotional materials, including a 10-minute video or DVD of your playing and live performance abilities. Include your contact info, phone, e-mail and or myspace info.

Send to:

Retribution Music
P.O. Box 8479
Tampa, Florida 33674

"Or e-mail the link to your online bio and press kit to: [email protected]

"Please do not contact us regarding the status of your package. We will only be contacting a limited number of people who we feel best fit the band to audition for this position."

GENITORTURERS recently traveled to California to mix part of its new CD in Hollywood at the Chop Shop by producer Scott Humphrey (ROB ZOMBIE, MÖTLEY CRÜE, METALLICA, TOMMY LEE, THE CULT, MONSTER MAGNET). Additional mixing sessions took place in Orlando with producer Dave Ogilvie and Veit Renn at RMP studios.

Dave Ogilvie has a long history with GENITORTURERS, stepping in to mix their 1993 debut IRS Records release "120 Days of Genitorture" and producing most of their "Machine Love" CD, which included a cover of the DIVINYLS' "I Touch Myself".

The majority of the album was recorded in the GENITORTURERS' own Compound Studios with additional drum tracking at Tampa's Redroom studios.

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