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Israel's DISTORTED Sign With France's BAD REPUTATION RECORDS

March 16, 2006

Israeli death/doom metallers DISTORTED have signed a deal with France's Bad Reputation Records. The group's full-length debut, "Memorial", which was issued in Israel on March 13 via NMC Records, will be made available in Europe in May. The CD was recorded in February 2005 at Underground Studio in Sweden under the watchful eye of Pelle Seather.

"Memorial" track listing:

01. In Your Light
02. Memorial
03. Children Of Fall
04. Flesh & Blood
05. Redemption
06. Sometimes
07. Is It The Wind
08. Illusive
09. Hesped

Download an MP3 of the song "Redemption" at this location. A CD-release party will be hald on March 13 at the Barby club in Tel-Aviv.

For more infomrmation, visit www.distortedband.com.

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