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TOXIC HOLOCAUST's JOEL GRIND Interviewed In Alabama

December 21, 2008

JAG-TV, the University of South Alabama's student-run television station, conducted an interview with Joel Grind of TOXIC HOLOCAUST on December 12, 2008 in Mobile, Alabama. Watch the six-minute chat below.

TOXIC HOLOCAUST's video for the song "Wild Dogs" was shot in Seattle, Washington with director Ryan Short and the King of Hearts Productions crew.

The band has just completed a massive North American tour alongside GWAR and Relapse labelmates KINGDOM OF SORROW.

"An Overdose Of Death…", the new full-length album from TOXIC HOLOCAUST, sold around 1,400 copies in the United States in its first week of release, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

TOXIC HOLOCAUST recorded "An Overdose Of Death…" with producer Jack Endino (HIGH ON FIRE, ZEKE, DWARVES) at Soundhouse Recording studios in Seattle.

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