MISERY INDEX To Headline 'Hellhole 89.1 FM Metal Night' In Brooklyn

August 31, 2009

Baltimore, Maryland's MISERY INDEX will headline the "Hellhole" 89.1 FM-sponsored metal night on Friday, September 18 at the Red Star Bar in Brooklyn, New York.

"Hellhole" is the Friday night metal show, running on the New York University's radio station, and airing on 89.1 FM and WNYU.org, starting at 9 p.m. EST. The program, created 25 years ago, has established itself as a staple in the New York metal community, saturating the airwaves with everything along the spectrum of extreme metal: death, black, grind, doom, thrash, sludge, gore, and beyond.

Hellhole 89.1 FM Metal Night billing:

MISERY INDEX
CRIMINAL ELEMENT
MORTAL DECAY
THE COMMUNION
PYRRHON

For more information, check out the poster below.

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