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MR. GRIM Working On New Demo

August 17, 2006

MR. GRIM, the scheduled openers for the CARNIVORE reunion show at the Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ on September 2, are currently working on a three-song sampler as a give away at the show. MR. GRIM features in its ranks ex-INCANTION and present ENGORGE drummer Jimmy Roe, ENGORGE guitarist John Hasselbeck, ex-MORBID SIN guitarist Wade Tyler, ex-SACRED DEATH guitarist/vocalist Mike Makuch (on bass),and vocalist Big Bob (ex-BALLZ DEEP). Also appearing on the bill at the Starland Ballroom show are SEVERED HAND and MUTINY. Tickets are on sale now for $17 each and are available via PayPal by contacting MR. GRIM through their MySpace account.

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