TOXIC HOLOCAUST: New York City Concert Available Online

May 20, 2008

Seattle, Washington-based thrashers TOXIC HOLOCAUST, who recently signed to Relapse Records, invited the film crew of the new music social networking site Woozyfly.com to film their B.B. King Blues Club & Grill show in New York City.

Watching the performance below, you will see why TOXIC HOLOCAUST puts the "power" in power trio with the distinctive guitar playing and throaty war cry of Joel Grind and Donny Paycheck's massive drumming.

The band's highly anticipated debut CD on Relapse will be titled "Overdose Of Death" and will hit streets everywhere mid-September.

TOXIC HOLOCAUST will join the reunited AT THE GATES on their upcoming North American tour. The trek, which also includes DARKEST HOUR and MUNICIPAL WASTE, will kick off on July 9 in New York City.

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