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PUSHED Complete Work On Debut EP

October 18, 2002

Southern California's PUSHED, featuring former TESTAMENT/SLAYER drummer Jon Dette and ex-TESTAMENT bassist Greg Christian, have set "Iodine" as the name of their debut EP, which was recently recorded at Global Artists Studios (formerly Goldentrack Studios) in Escondido, California. Three new cuts appear on the effort alongside a remixed version of the track "Surface" from the band's last two-song demo.

The full track listing for the effort is as follows:

01. Katscan
02. Crumble
03. Iodine
04. Surface

Samples of the new songs and additional information are available via the group's official web site at www.pushed1.com.

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