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TESTAMENT Guitarist To Guest On New MALIGNO Album

July 22, 2010

Mexican doom rockers MALIGNO — who supported METALLICA and MASTODON on the Mexican leg of their 2010 "Death Magnetic" world tour — have issued the following update:

"We are officially done with the tracking of MALIGNO's third album, which has the working title 'TFD'. As we mentioned before, it is a concept album with a story connected by nine songs which features collaborations by acclaimed Mexican guitar duo RODRIGO Y GABRIELA in an instrumental and TESTAMENT guitar legend Alex Skolnick in another track. The album was recorded by MALIGNO at La Nave studios [in Monterrey, Mexico] and will be sent to mix to London in the next couple of days and mastering will be done in New York."

MALIGNO released its second album, "Universevil", on September 1, 2008 in Mexico via Iguana and Asenath Records. The CD was named one of the top ten albums of 2008 by Latin artist by Rolling Stone magazine Mexico, and it was honored in the "Best Metal Album" category at the Indie-O awards, which recognizes the best of independent music in Mexico.

"Universevil" was recorded at La Nave studios in Monterrey, Mexico and was mastered by Alan Douches (MASTODON, HIGH ON FIRE, THE DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN, BARONESS).

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/malignodoom.

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