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TOXIC HOLOCAUST Demoing New Material

October 20, 2010

Video footage of TOXIC HOLOCAUST's Joel Grind in his home studio demoing new material for the follow-up to the band's "An Overdose Of Death" album can be viewed below.

When not on tour, the group has been writing for the new CD with plans to enter the studio in December. An early 2011 release via Relapse Records is expected.

TOXIC HOLOCAUST has announced more fall U.S. tour dates, criss-crossing the country for four weeks starting on October 25. The band will first join DANZIG, POSSESSED, MARDUK and WITHERED on the "Blackest of The Black" tour before heading out on its own headline dates in late November.

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