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INDESTRUCTIBLE NOISE COMMAND: New Song Available For Streaming

April 7, 2011

Reunited late '80s Connecticut thrashers (now based in New York City) INDESTRUCTIBLE NOISE COMMAND (I.N.C.) and Revolver magazine have unveiled an exclusive new track, "Fist Of Fascista", at RevolverMag.com. The debut is part of RevolverMag.com's monthly "Revolver Bootleg Series" which features new, rare and exclusive music. "Fist Of Fascista" comes off the band's upcoming full-length CD, "Heaven Sent… Hellbound", which is due on May 24. The album was produced by Fredrik Nordström (AT THE GATES, IN FLAMES, OPETH),and features artwork by Sam Shearon (IRON MAIDEN, ROB ZOMBIE, FEAR FACTORY).

"This track blends two of our favorite pastimes, the love of old-school metal and grinding angels in a blender," states guitarist Erik Barath. "After so many years of being away, it's an honor to get some love from such a respected metal magazine. I hope you guys enjoy our RevolverMag.com debut!"

"I'm very excited to see INDESTRUCTIBLE NOISE COMMAND kicking ass and taking names," adds bassist Sam Roon. "Each track on the new album gets more brutal than the last and there are few places that can handle the onslaught. I'm glad to see Revolver magazine supporting heavy music and giving the fans this track premiere on the site. This is just a taste of what's to come."

"Fist Of Fascista" audio stream:

In its first week, INDESTRUCTIBLE NOISE COMMAND's new EP, "Bleed The Line" debuted at #4 Most Added on the CMJ Loud Rock chart. The EP entered the chart at #12 and is currently on the cusp of the top 10 at #11. The EP is currently spinning at many college and commercial radio stations nationwide.

"Bleed The Line" is available now in digital format. Fans can download the record at iTunes and Amazon.com.

Through humble beginnings in Connecticut, INDESTRUCTIBLE NOISE COMMAND released two full-length albums via Giant Records, "Razorback" (1987) and "The Visitor" (1988). Giant Records signed I.N.C. after witnessing the band's crushing live performances with the likes of EXODUS, MEGADETH and KING DIAMOND; all of which took place only six months after the INDESTRUCTIBLE NOISE COMMAND graduated high school. Now based in New York City, the band is writing and recording a new album (to be mixed by Fredrik Nordström),for a late spring release via the U.K.-based label Rising Records.

INDESTRUCTIBLE NOISE COMMAND is:

Erik Barath - Guitar
Tony Fabrizi - Guitar
Dennis Gergely - Vocals
Dennis Leeflang - Drums
Samuel J. Roon - Bass

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