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RIBSPREADER: New Song Posted Online

January 4, 2008

RIBSPREADER, the Swedish "old-school death metal" band featuring guitarist/vocalist/bassist Rogga Johansson (PAGANIZER, CARVE, HUMANITY DELETE),has posted a sample of the new song "Septic Severance" on the group's MySpace page. The track comes off RIBSPREADER's forthcoming album, "Opus Ribcage", due later in the year via the reactivated Dutch label VIC Records. "Expect nothing but classic Swedish death metal," says the band.

RIBSPREADER's "The Monolith" three-track EP is out on the Swedish label Blood Harvest. The group's "Vicar Mortis" four-track EP is available on the American label Midnight 666.

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