RAISE HELL Sign With BLACK LODGE RECORDS

September 9, 2004

Swedish death/thrashers RAISE HELL have inked a worldwide, multi-album deal with Black Lodge Records. "We have the impression that Black Lodge understands our philosophy best and we feel like joining a great family," the band write in a statement. "We know that it has been a long time between the albums but one of the reasons was that we didn't get enough attention from our previous label [Nuclear Blast]. [In addition] Torstein Wickberg, the guitarist in RAISE HELL, left the band, but you will be able to read more about it at our web page soon. Anyway, we are working with our fourth album right now and we are hoping to record it at the end of this year and together with Black Lodge we will give you a big 'THRASH EXPLOSION' next year! 'Cause we are NOT DEAD YET!!!"

RAISE HELL's third album, "Wicked Is My Game", was released in 2002 through Nuclear Blast Records.

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