WHY SHE KILLS Announce New Singers

March 5, 2008

Dutch metallers WHY SHE KILLS have announced the addition of Anita Borst and Danielle Logtenberg to the group's ranks. Brutal vocalist Anita has learned the tricks of the trade as a bass player and backing vocalist in METHYLBENZEEN and IZEGRIM and as a lead vocalist in BELLE GUNNESS. Danielle is as fresh as Anita is experienced, but her powerful clean voice already benefits from a thorough classical training.

The outfit has set a June 2 release date for its brand new EP, "Daydreams of Obliteration". The follow-up to 2006's "Of Hope and Suffocation" will be more death metal, more brutal but also more technical and melodic.

WHY SHE KILLS is in the final stages of booking the first shows with the new ladies and will also announce some summer festival appearances shortly.

Check out a brand new band picture on the group's MySpace page.

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