WRATH Releases First New Studio Recording In Over 15 Years

November 25, 2008

Chicago, Illinois-based metallers WRATH have released four brand new songs, the band's first studio recording in over fifteen years. The material marks the recorded debut of the group's new vocalist, John Duffey, who joined WRATH in 2006.

A new WRATH track entitled "What You Live For" is available for streaming on the band's MySpace page. All four songs can be purchased digitally through CDbaby.com.

In other news, WRATH has announced the addition of longtime friend and guitarist Rob Noon (PRISONER) to the group's ranks. According to original WRATH guitarist Scott Nyquist, "The addition of Rob enables us to return to a twin-guitar format which we have always preferred since the beginning of the band back in the day."

WRATH plans on playing live as much as possible in 2009, and looks forward to performing the new material alongside the older tunes from its previous albums.

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