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WYKKED WYTCH Vocalist Launches Hot Sauce

December 5, 2010

Just in time for the holiday season, WYKKED WYTCH fans can purchase vocalist Ipek's Wykked Hot Sauce.

According to a press release, Ipek's Wykked Hot Sauce was "designed because of Ipek's love of the hot and spicy. She could never find the sauce that was hot enough for her and is never satisfied with the store-bought variety. Finally a formula that does the trick, Wykked Hot Sauce is extremely hot for the extreme metal fan.

Let Ipek invade your kitchen and burn your ass with this original Louisiana hot sauce recipe. Made in the USA.

Click here to buy now.

WYKKED WYTCH earlier in the year announced the addition of Illinois-based guitar player Nate Poulson to the group's ranks. The band also welcomed back drummer Steve Brubaker. He previously toured with WYKKED WYTCH and performed on the 2004 album "Nefret".

WYKKED WYTCH is putting the finishing touches on the songwriting process for the band's fifth album, tentatively titled "Prayers Of The Decapitated", for a late 2010/early 2011 release.

WYKKED WYTCH's fourth album, "Memories of a Dying Whore", was released through the band's own label Perish Music.

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