SEVERED CROTCH: New Song Posted Online

February 12, 2008

SEVERED CROTCH, which is said to be "one of Iceland's leading metal acts," has posted a new song, "Ecstasy in Death", on the group's MySpace page. This is the second new track that the band has made available following last year's EP "Soul Cremation".

SEVERED CROTCH was formed in Reykjavik four years ago, with most players being under 15 at the time. They soon started playing live and over the years have gained a reputation for their hard-hitting and intense live appearances that have made them a crowd favorite in the local scene. As the band evolved, they shed their traditional death metal roots for a more brutal and technical approach, garnering them a status today as a sheer technical metal beast and certainly one of Iceland's premier metal acts. As a natural choice, the band has opened up for several international acts in Iceland, including AMON AMARTH, SCARVE, URKRAFT, MERCENARY, ROTTING CHRIST, ZERO HOUR, FINNTROLL and, last but certainly not least, CANNIBAL CORPSE, where they played to approximately 600 screaming fans.

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