PHOBIA To Release New EP

September 15, 2010

California grindcore merchants PHOBIA will release a brand new EP, "Unrelenting", this fall via Relapse Records. Featuring 17 new tracks with a running time of just over 14 minutes, the EP will be available on CD, LP, and digitally starting November 23 in North America. CD pre-orders available now at this location.

A track from the EP, entitled "Out Of Control", can be streamed on the band's MySpace page.

PHOBIA will team up with WORMROT for a run of dates starting this weekend in San Antonio, Texas. The band will also take part in the fourth annual Chicago Apocalyptic Crust Fest during the weekend of October 8-9 in Chicago, Illinois.

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