PIGHEAD Signs With RISING NEMESIS RECORDS

November 26, 2012

Rising Nemesis Records has announced the signing of Berlin, Germany's brutal death machine PIGHEAD. The band is working on material for its as-yet-untitled third album, to be released at the end of the third quarter of 2013. A three-song promotional effort will be made available early next year as a precursor to the full-length CD.

Commented PIGHEAD's Denny Hahnke: "We are just happy to found such a great partner for the future and we will do our best to satisfy the expectations. At the moment, we are working hard to create a massive beast of music and can't wait to release it."

After the release of this year's "Rotten Body Reanimation", PIGHEAD played a number of dates not just in Germany, but also in Russia and Israel.

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