VORE Signs With AFM RECORDS

April 20, 2012

American death metallers VORE have inked a deal with AFM Records. The band's latest album, "Gravehammer", will be re-released on July 20.

VORE has been cranking out its unique blend of crushing, doom-laden death metal since 1994. The band draws upon death, thrash and traditional metal influences to create an onslaught of titanic power and heaviness.

VORE's mid-paced rhythmic style is built around strong riffs and songcraft, rather than all out speed, which sets them apart from current trends in death metal. Over this soundscape, themes of doom, darkness, conquest and sorcery roar in a savage vocal attack.

VORE consists of guitarist/vocalist Page Townsley, drummer Remy Cameron and bassist Jeremy Partin. The band has released four self-financed CDs — "Dead Kings Eyes" in 1997, "Lord Of Storms" in 2001, "Maleficus" in 2005 and "Gravehammer", which was unleashed in late 2011.

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