RAPE PILLAGE & BURN Signs With IBEX MOON RECORDS

December 10, 2008

Ibex Moon Records has announced the signing of the long-running death metal act RAPE PILLAGE & BURN. The band's debut EP, "Songs of Death... Songs of Hell", will be released this January.

Formed more than a decade ago, RAPE PILLAGE & BURN has always committed itself to staying true to the underground regimes and the music it created. The group says: "With eternal and infernal hails we RAPE PILLAGE & BURN are honored to announce the release of the 'Songs of Death... Songs of Hell' EP through Ibex Moon Records. The release date is January 27, 2009. We have known John (McEntee; Ibex Moon owner) for many years and are proud to keep true with him the traditions of the underground extreme metal music scene with this release! As the black fire grows larger and louder, we are also pleased to declare our debut full-length record, 'Audible Hell', will be available through Ibex Moon Records in 2009 — release date to be announced. We rejoice as creation dies and forever we will sing the songs of darkness!"

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/rapepillageandburn666.

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