Russia's GRENOUER To Release 'Lifelong Days' In June

February 22, 2008

Russia's GRENOUER will release its new album, entitled "Lifelong Days", in June via Locomotive Records. The CD was recorded and mixed in Finland at Astia Studio with producer Anssi Kippo, and is described as "a great blend of metal, hardcore, rock and polyrhythmic intricacy."

According to a press release, "GRENOUER is a Russian band formed in the mid-'90s and should be considered as one of the most experienced and skilled acts on the former USSR stage. Initially they performed death metal but further on standard brutal albums were followed by something else. Their fifth release, 'Try', turned out a worthy effort of modern metal sound being compared to FEAR FACTORY or MESHUGGAH and received a large number of positive critical responses in the metal press worldwide."

For more information, visit www.grenouer.com.

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