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UNDER THE GRAVE: First Webisode Available

April 26, 2008

Montreal, Quebec, Canada-based death metal band UNDER THE GRAVE has posted its first wepisode on the group's MySpace page. Watch the four-minute clip below.

UNDER THE GRAVE recently released its debut album, "Until Death Takes Us All", via Caustic Rhythms. The CD was produced, engineered and mastered by Jef Fortin from ANONYMOUS, and the result is "a very solid and modern-sounding opus strongly rooted in classics such as MEGADETH, VEHEMENCE, SEPULTURA, EXODUS, KATAKLYSM and QUO VADIS," according to a press release.

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