MURDER THERAPY Signs With DEITY DOWN RECORDS

December 3, 2008

Italian death metallers MURDER THERAPY have inked a deal with Holland's Deity Down Records for the release of the band's full-length debut, tentatively due next summer.

The quartet — which consists of Francesco D'adamo (guitars, also in CRYPTIC THEORY),vocalist Riccardo Meschiari, bassist Simone Esperti and Andrea Cavalieri (drums) — describes its style as "serial death metal . . . blend[ing] sounds and atmospheres of American death with twisted, irregular and modern patterns."

MURDER THERAPY's self financed four-song EP, "The Therapy" (2008),received good and enthusiastic reviews all over the metal community and was named the "Top Demo" at Metalitalia.com and at XNoizemag.com.

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/murdertherapy.

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