OUTLAW ORDER: Debut Album Artwork, Track Listing Revealed

September 24, 2008

OUTLAW ORDER, the band which features in its ranks several members of New Orleans conspiracists EYEHATEGOD, SOILENT GREEN and HAWGJAW, will release its debut album, "Dragging Down the Enforcer", on November 11 via Season of Mist (one day earlier internationally).

The track listing for the CD is as follows:

01. Intro
02. Relive the Crime
03. Safety Off
04. Double Barrel Solves Everything
05. Alcohol Tobacco Firearms
06. Mercy Shot
07. Narco-Terroristos
08. Siege Mentality
09. Walking Papers
10. Dragging Down the Enforcer
11. Outro

The track "Siege Mentality" is available for download at this location.

OUTLAW ORDER has united under one negative war banner to blast the system with a twist to the N'awlins sound of rebellion and pollution. A fully realized organization, these null percenters follow no one. They do however wear the Louisiana influence on their black armbanded sleeves and shine a stolen police flashlight into the darkened rooms inhabited by law enforcement cockroaches. This is truly a new separatist set of rules.

OUTLAW ORDER is:

Michael D. Williams (EYEHATEGOD, ARSON ANTHEM) - Vocals
Brian Patton (EYEHATEGOD, SOILENT GREEN) - Guitar
Gary Mader (EYEHATEGOD, HAWGJAW) - Guitar
Joey LaCaze (EYEHATEGOD) - Drums
Justin Grisoli (ex-EYEHATEGOD) - Bass

OUTLAW ORDER will headline this year's edition of the Raise the Dead festival, set to take place Saturday, November 1 at the Howlin' Wolf in New Orleans. Also scheduled to appear are HOSTILE APOSTLE (featuring Scott Crochet [SOILENT GREEN], Justin Giardina [RUSTLER] and Matt Williams [HAWG JAW]),RITUAL KILLER (formed by Zak Nolan and Sammy Duet [ex-ACID BATH, CROWBAR, GOATWHORE]) and the reunited death metal band FLESH PARADE.

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

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