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MONSTROSITY Continuing Work On New Material

July 24, 2010

Florida death metal veterans MONSTROSITY are writing material for the follow-up to 2007's "Spiritual Apocalypse" for a tentative 2011 release.

Commented MONSTROSITY drummer and founding member Lee Harrison:

"We're just now really starting to get going on writing a new record.

"We've had numerous tours to support 'Spiritual Apocalypse' and our fans know by now we like to take our time and create albums that are unique in their own right and not thrown together like so many of our counterparts.

"We've got a few solid ideas together, so it's just a matter of just continuing on the path were on."

MOSTROSITY kicked off its South American tour last night (Friday, July 23) in Lima, Peru.

"Spiritual Apocalypse" was released in Europe on Metal Blade Records and in the U.S. through Conquest Music Inc. The album has received great reviews and is widely considered to be the group's strongest effort to date. Tracks like "Firestorm", "Remnants Of Divination", and the title track, "Spiritual Apocalypse", prove MONSTROSITY has truly risen to another level in a genre largely thought to have reached its creative peak years ago.

MONSTROSITY is:

Mike Hrubovcak - Vocals
Lee Harrison - Drums
Mark English - Guitar
Mike Poggione - Bass

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