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GRIND MINDED Parts Ways With Bassist, Guitarist

June 23, 2009

Dutch old-school death/grind band GRIND MINDED has parted ways with bassist Gea Mulder and guitarist Mathijs Odding due to "musical differences." A new guitarist will be announced later this week. The group is currently seeking a new bass player. Interested parties can contact GRIND MINDED at [email protected].

GRIND MINDED's latest album, titled "Domestic Violence", was released in February 2008 via Open Grave Records. The follow-up to 2004's "9mm Facial" was recorded between August 20 and August 29, 2007 at Soundlodge Studio (GOD DETHRONED, DEW-SCENTED, OBSCENITY) in Germany, and was produced by Jörg Uken and GRIND MINDED.

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