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WHIPLASH To Make Special Appearance At 'Dingbatz Metal Massacre'

November 1, 2010

New Jersey thrashers WHIPLASH will make a special guest appearances on November 6 at Dingbatz in Clifton, New Jersey for the first annual "Dingbatz Metal Massacre" to perform a handful of the classic thrash hits from "Power and Pain" and "Ticket To Mayhem". Other acts scheduled to appear at the event, which will be hosted by WSOU 89.5 FM (Seton Hall's Pirate Radio),include headliners GENERATION KILL (featuring EXODUS frontman Rob Dukes) along with UNDIVIDED and LETHAL STRIKE.

For more information on how to win free tickets, tune in to 89.5 FM this coming Wednesday, November 3 at 5:30 p.m. You can also listen online at www.wsou.net.

WHIPLASH recently parted ways with Pulverised Records, the Singaporean label that released the band's 2009 album, "Unborn Again". The group is currently writing new material and preparing to hit the road in March 2011.

"Unborn Again", the latest album from WHIPLASH, was released last fall via Pulverised Records. The CD was recorded at Mozart Studio with Harris Johns. The band mixed and mastered the album at Spiderhouse Studio. The cover artwork was created by Ed Repka (DEATH, ATHEIST, MEGADETH, NUCLEAR ASSAULT, POSSESSED, etc.).

WHIPLASH is a three-piece power trio hailing from New Jersey. The band was assembled back in 1984 when Tony Portaro (guitar, vocals) and Tony Scaglione (drums) joined forces, recruited Tony Bono on bass and released their first CD, "Power and Pain", in 1985 on Roadrunner Records. The debut CD was followed up by their first live performance at Ruthie's in Berkley, California with POSSESSED and DEATH ANGEL.

WHIPLASH's current lineup:

Tony Portaro - Guitar/Vocals
Joe Cangelosi (ex-KREATOR) - Drums
Rich Day Bass (ex-PRIMAL SCREAM) - Bass

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