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GENITORTURERS To Perform Record Release Show In Tampa

June 2, 2002

GENITORTURERS, featuring former MORBID ANGEL frontman David "Evil D" Vincent on bass, will celebrate the release of their Flesh Is The Law EP with a performance at The Masquerade in Tampa, Florida on Saturday, June 28th. Also appearing on the bill will be KILL ALLEN WRENCH, and NOTHING PROMISE.

Flesh Is The Law features new songs "Lecher Bitch", "Flesh is the Law", and "Public Enemy", plus a live recording of "House Of Shame", and a previously unreleased track recorded in 1997, "Guns Are Good". The EP was released in Europe this past week through Dreamcatcher/SPV Records.

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