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SHE SAID DESTROY: Release Date Set For Debut Album

January 18, 2006

Nocturnal Art Productions has set an April 10 European release date for the debut album from Norwegian extreme metal thrashers SHE SAID DESTROY, entitled "Time like Vines". A U.S. release date has yet to be announced. A preview of the album cover can be viewed at this location.

SHE SAID DESTROY, who have been an active live unit and have made many impressive live appearances, made strong impressions on fans and media alike with their latest demo, "Armageddon Anyone?"Metal Hammer Germany declared it demo of the month, and Metal Hammer U.K. gave it 8 out of 10 points, stating, "This is heavy fucking metal, not Paris Fashion Week!"

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