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XENTRIX: 1994 Demo Available For Free Download

March 7, 2006

Acclaimed late '80s/early '90s U.K. thrash metallers XENTRIX have made their 1994 three-song demo available for download via their official web site. The tracks featured on the recording are "The Hand that Feeds Itself", "Never Be" and "Silence".

XENTRIX recently reunited for two gigs with their original lineup of:

Dennis Gasser - Drums
Paul "Macka" MacKenzie - Bass
Kristian "Stan" Havard - Guitar
Chris Astley - Guitar/Vocals

XENTRIX played The Bitter Suite in Preston on February 25 and will make another live appearance on March 17 at the Engineers Club in Barrow-in-Furness.

"We aren't reforming," said guitar player Stan Havard in a statement sent to BLABBERMOUTH.NET. "We just got back together to play a gig in Barrow for our bass player's birthday, and decided to add a Preston show as well."

XENTRIX released four albums on Roadrunner Records: "Shattered Existence" (1989),"For Whose Advantage" (1990),"Dilute to Taste" (1991) and "Kin" (1992). They also issued "Scourge" (1996) on Heavy Metal Records with Simon Gordon on vocals and Andy Rudd on guitar.

For further information, visit www.xentrix.co.uk.

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