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TOXIC HOLOCAUST: Video Interview With JOEL GRIND Available

August 8, 2008

Holland's FaceCulture recently conducted an interview with Joel Grind of TOXIC HOLOCAUST. Watch the first series of clips below.

TOXIC HOLOCAUST recorded its new album, "An Overdose Of Death…", with producer Jack Endino (HIGH ON FIRE, ZEKE, DWARVES) at Soundhouse Recording studios in Seattle. Two preview tracks from the CD — "Gravelord" and "War Is Hell" — can be heard via the band's MySpace page.

"An Overdose Of Death…" is scheduled for release on September 2 in North America and September 8 internationally.

TOXIC HOLOCAUST recently completed a North American tour with AT THE GATES, MUNICIPAL WASTE, and DARKEST HOUR. The band will head to Norway later this month for the Hole In The Sky Festival, followed by a London show with 3 INCHES OF BLOOD.

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