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ORPHANED TO HATRED Featuring Ex-MEGADETH Drummer: New CD Due In March

January 26, 2007

ORPHANED TO HATRED, the new Los Angeles-based metal band featuring former MEGADETH drummer Nick Menza, will release its new CD, "War Plow", on March 1 via the group's MySpace page. The self-produced effort was recorded at the band's home studio and will feature the following track listing:

01. Pain Inversion
02. War Plow
03. Astringent
04. I'm Not Proud (Demo)

ORPHANED TO HATRED previously described its sound as "a continuation of the heavy style of '90s PANTERA." The band's current lineup includes Menza, vocalist Brandon McBride, bassist Paul Jamison and guitarist Eric Meyer.

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