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MISFITS To Release Split Single With BALZAC

April 25, 2002

MISFITS will shortly be issuing a split single with Japan's premier horror punk band BALZAC via their own Misfits Records. Currently available in Japan through the Disk Union label, the single features MISFITS covering a BALZAC song ("Day the Earth Caught Fire") and BALZAC doing a medley of two MISFITS songs ("The Haunting" and "Don't Open Til Doomsday").

MISFITS' recording line-up for the single consisted of Jerry Only on bass and lead vocals, Dez Cadena on guitar and backing vocals, Marky Ramone on drums and John Cafiero on backing vocals.

To download an MP3 clip of MISFITS' "Day the Earth Caught Fire", click here.

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