SWASHBUCKLE: New Song Posted Online

April 30, 2009

New Jersey's thrashing pirates SWASHBUCKLE have posted a new song, "Cruise Ship Terror", on their MySpace page. The track comes off the band's Nuclear Blast debut, "Back To The Noose", which is scheduled for release on July 24.

SWASHBUCKLE recently shot a video for "Cruise Ship Terror", which will be made available online soon.

Commented the band: "Arrg, legendary metal music video director David Brodsky (KATAKLYSM, ARSIS, THE BLACK DAHLIA MURDER) by chance caught us pirates in the act of looting and pillaging a fine vessel along the seas of the Atlantic. With nary a chance of escape, David bartered passage to dry land in exchange for rendering a motion picture tale of our nautical pilferings."

SWASHBUCKLE was one of three winners of last year's Nuclear Blast MySpace Bands Contest.

The trio will hit Europe hard at Legacy Fest, Metal Dayz Festival and Summer Nights Festival this May in Germany, Switzerland and Austria, respectively. The band is also taking part in the Paganfest USA Part II tour along with labelmates KORPIKLAANI and BLACKGUARD, among others.

For more information, visit www.swashbuckle.info.

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