GWAR: In-Store Appearances Announced

October 4, 2010

GWAR has just hit the road as part of "The Bloody Tour of Horror" in support of the band's new album, "Bloody Pit Of Horror", which will be released on November 9 via Metal Blade Records.

In celebration of the release, your space mutant overlords have announced two in-store appearances where you, the human scum, will have the chance to meet your masters in person.

The first in-store appearance is slated for Sunday, October 24 in Rochester, New York at The House Of Guitars, located at 645 Titus Ave. The signing takes place from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. Fans who pre-order "Bloody Pit Of Horror" at The House of Guitars will receive the booklet from "The Bloody Pit Of Horror" to have signed by the members of GWAR. Fans that pre-order the album will be granted priority line access.

For more information, call 585-544-9928.

The second in-store is set for Halloween (October 31) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at The Exclusive Company's Haus Of Metal, located at 5026 S. 74th St. in Greenfield. There will also be a costume contest held during this appearance, so be sure to come in costume or dressed as one of the members of GWAR for your chance to win tickets to see GWAR that night at The Rave and other prizes from GWAR and Metal Blade Records. The signing will take place from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Fans that pre-order "Bloody Pit Of Horror" will receive a copy of the booklet early to have signed by GWAR. Fans that pre-order the album will be granted priority line access.

For more information, call 414-281-6644.

Upon hearing of the in-store appearances for the first time, singer Oderus Urungus muttered: "This is a great chance for the the fans to come out, get slapped around and maybe even vomited on. Afterwards, and during, we shall loot the store of all its products, go through the pockets of the dead, and force their corpses to have sex with animals. All in the name of good music!"

As previously reported, GWAR will perform the brand new song "Zombies, March!" on the Thursday, October 28 edition of NBC-TV's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon". The show will air at 12:35 a.m. ET (technically early Friday morning, October 29).

Fangoria has announced that it is working with GWAR on the video for "Zombies, March!". The clip is being shot in Richmond, Virginia with Fangoria's own David McKendry.

"Bloody Pit of Horror" is reportedly "heavy as fuck", and features songs like "Hail to Genocide", "Storm is Coming", and "Tick-Tits", the latter of which is "a song about a chick whose tits are covered in ticks…big fat gray puffy ones," said Oderus.

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