MISERY INDEX, ZYKLON, MALEVOLENT CREATION Rewind Clips From MARYLAND DEATHFEST Posted Online

May 8, 2008

In anticipation of the sixth annual Maryland Deathfest, video-on-demand web site Metal Injection has uploaded never-before-seen archived footage from last year's incarnation of the fest. Already posted are interviews and live footage featuring MISERY INDEX, ODIOUS MORTEM, GOROD, ZYKLON, MALEVOLENT CREATION, ROTTEN SOUND and EXTREME NOISE TERROR, with additional clips from BRUTAL TRUTH, BIRDFLESH and Japanese all-girl grind band FLAGITIOUS IDOSYNCRACY IN THE DILAPIDATION being added in the next few days.

All the clips can be viewed on the Maryland Death Fest channel on Metal Injection at this location.

Maryland Death Fest VI will take place May 23-25 at the Sonar in Baltimore.

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