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THE BERZERKER, DAATH Members To Guest On WRETCHEDPAIN Album

July 16, 2007

Guitarist Sam Bean (THE BERZERKER) and drummer Kevin Talley (DAATH, ex-CHIMAIRA, MISERY INDEX) will guest on the upcoming album from WRETCHEDPAIN, the Canadian extreme metal project led by Joey Glacken. "There will be some more contributions and collaborations and I will announce them once everything is 100% but I don't want to jinx things," Joey writes on the WRETCHEDPAIN MySpace page. "I can't wait for the world to hear WRETCHEDPAIN at its finest. I want this to be the heaviest fucking bone-crushing, skin-shredding, carcass-kicking album of the millennia! And then I want to keep topping it with each follow-up! Is that too much to ask? Yes! But I want to try!"

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

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