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METAL CHURCH Singer To Guest On Tonight's 'Maximum Threshold'

April 12, 2008

Vocalist Ronny Munroe of the long-running Seattle metallers METAL CHURCH will be a guest on "Maximum Threshold" tonight (Saturday, April 12) at 9:30 p.m. EST.

For more information and to listen to the program live via the Internet, visit www.maximumthreshold.net.

Ronny Munroe is currently laying down vocal tracks for METAL CHURCH's new album, which will be entitled "This Present Wasteland". The CD's artwork, which was submitted by a fan named Rainer Kalwitz from Germany via a MySpace contest, can be viewed at this location.

The group recently parted ways with guitarist Jay Reynolds (also of MALICE) for "personal reasons." A replacement guitarist has not yet been announced.

METAL CHURCH's latest album, "A Light in the Dark", was released in June 2006 via SPV. The CD includes a new version of the classic "Watch the Children Pray" as a tribute to vocalist David Wayne, who passed away in May 2005.

Ronny Munroe has been recording material for new solo project. Joining Munroe in the group are his former ROTTWEILLER bandmates Rick Van Zandt on guitar, Izzy Rehaume on bass and Doug Marapodi on drums along with Q-5/TKO/NIGHTSHADE guitarist Rick Pierce.

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