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PAIN LINK Sign With PEACE OR DIE RECORDS

September 21, 2004

Cincinnati-area thrash metallers PAIN LINK have inked a deal with Peace or Die Records. The group's as-yet-untitled full-length debut is scheduled for release in early November. "We like the dedication to professionalism that the Peace or Die label has shown, and the driving work ethic exhibited by [the company's staff]," PAIN LINK bassist Paul Parece said in a stament. "We feel that it would be a great thing to be a part of."

PAIN LINK are currently making available for download their entire self-titled seven-song CD via their official web site. Download the tracks at this location.

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