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NAYLED: Second Mini-CD Available For Free Download

April 11, 2005

NAYLED, the Hamburg, Germany-based "modern metal" band featuring Jury Kowalczyk, ex-guitarist of the black/death metal band MEPHISTOPHELES, have released all four songs from their second mini-CD as a free download in the "Media" section of their official web site. The "Antibody" EP was produced by Eike Freese, singer/guitarist of Hamburg's melodic deathers DARK AGE, who has previously worked with DARK AGE, NEGATOR and TORMENT, among others.

NAYLED, whose sound is being described as a mixture of MACHINE HEAD, ILL NINO, 36 CRAZYFISTS and KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, are currently seeking a record deal. The band's next live appearance will take place on April 16 at Bunker in Kiel, Germany. Also scheduled to perform on the bill are LIMBOGOTT, TIME HAS COME and KONGO.

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