NEUROTHING Completes Work On Full-Length Debut

February 20, 2009

Polish modern metallers NEUROTHING have completed work on their full-length debut, "Murder Book". The long-awaited follow-up to 2005's "Vanishing Celestial Bodies" EP will feature 11 tracks and is described in a press release as "a real murderous trip through the human mind. 'Crime and Punishment', 'Alice in Wonderland', murder cases, sins and fears, it's all there mixed with neurotic, disturbed guitar riffs and drum rhythms."

"Murder Book" track listing:

01. Hope
02. Kill It
03. Hands of Death
04. High Pain Threshold
05. My Cell
06. Raskolnikov
07. Railroad Track
08. Infinity
09. King Rat
10. More Than Time
11. Last Page Has Begun

NEUROTHING is seeking a suitable record label to release the album. The band is also planning to start playing gigs in the spring.

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

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