HIRAX To Perform At San Francisco's THE TIDALWAVE 11 Festival

March 30, 2008

Veteran California thrashers HIRAX will reportedly perform at The Tidalwave 11 festival, set to take place July 5-6 at McLaren Park in San Francisco, California.

The festival billing is now shaping up as follows:

EXODUS
HIRAX
DTENTE
PSYCHOSOMATIC
PILLAGER
ANCIENT AT BIRTH
ZOMBIE HOLOCAUST

According to the event organizers, Tidal Wave is "celebrating its 11th year of putting on the heaviest outdoor FREE music festival on the West Coast! Tidal Wave showcases the best, thrash, doom, grind, punk, old-school metal, etc. that the Bay Area (and beyond) has to offer."

For more information, visit www.thetidalwave.org.

HIRAX is currently in pre-production for a new album, entitled "El Rostro de la Muerte". Songtitles set to appear on the CD include "Baptized By Fire", "Death Militia", "Battle Of The North", and re-recorded versions of "Blind Faith" and "Broken Neck". The production will be top-notch with John Haddad back at the helm again. He also handled the duties for "Assassins Of War" and "Chaos And Brutality" EPs. There will also be a new HIRAX DVD, "Thrash And Destroy", including the band's entire performance at the Keep It True Festival IX in November 2007.

Fan-filmed video footage of HIRAX performing the song "Hostile Territory" on November 3, 2007 at the Keep It True IX festival in Dittigheim, Germany can be viewed below.

The California thrashers played two successful shows in September in Germany and France with new second lead guitarist Tim Thomas, formerly of STEEL PROPHET and AGENT STEEL, as well as returning drummer Fabricio Ravelli.

HIRAX's forthcoming album will feature artwork by Ed Repka, the undisputed king of thrash metal art. A 10-country European tour is also in the works for May 2008, including a headlining appearance at Long Live Metal!!! festival Chaptire 2 in Wattrelos, France.

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