NAIL WITHIN Part Ways With Singer

March 27, 2003

Israeli thrashers NAIL WITHIN (formerly EMBLAZE) have parted ways with vocalist Yishai Sweartz. According to the group's official web site, Yishai decided to leave the band "due to personal reasons." A replacement singer has yet to be named.

NAIL WITHIN's self-titled debut, which was produced by Harris Johns (SODOM, KREATOR, DESTRUCTION) at Spiderhouse Studio in Lutte, Germany, was released last month through France's Listenable Records. The 11-track effort features guest appearances by KREATOR frontman Mille Petrozza, ex-AT THE GATES/THE CROWN singer Tomas Lindberg and ASSASSIN vocalist Robert Gonnela.

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