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Reunited OZ To Release New Album In November

February 23, 2010

Legendary 1980s Finnish heavy metal band OZ has reunited and is working on a new album for a tentative November 2010 release.

OZ is best known in the metal underground for its 1983 "Fire In The Brain" album and the classic "Turn The Cross Upside Down" single (a song that was subsequently covered by the band STORMWARRIOR). It has also come to light that BATHORY mastermind Quorthon was responsible for designing the cover art for both "Fire In The Brain" and "Turn The Cross Upside Down".

Vocalist Ape DeMartini, bassist Jay C. Blade and drummer Mark Ruffneck have decided to reform OZ 19 years after the band's final release, "Roll The Dice" (1991)

For more information, visit www.ozofficial.com.

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