PAINMUSEUM: 'Bloody Wings' Available For Download

December 13, 2004

PAINMUSEUM, the new band formed by the HALFORD duo of "Metal" Mike Chlasciak (guitar, also in TESTAMENT) and Bobby Jarzombek (drums, also in ICED EARTH),have posted a free MP3 download of the song "Bloody Wings", off the group's new album, "Metal For Life". It can be found at Painmuseum.com in high- and low-resolution options.

In other news, PAINMUSEUM have signed an exclusive Mexican licensing deal with the country's leading metal label, Oz Productions. Fans can expect a Mexican "Metal For Life" release in early 2005. This will include an as-yet-undislosed bonus track.

Ferrante's Power Equipment is current running a contest to give away an autographed copy of "Metal For Life" plus a Digitech "Tone Driver" X-Series Pedal — the same unit as the one used by Metal Mike on stage.

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