Says frontman Ben McCrow: "The motives behind what we were doing with Gorerotted have changed over the years, and as a mark of respect for what we achieved, for previous band members and for fans, we didn't feel it was right to continue under our previous monicker. This album is gonna blow people away, I couldn't even classify it for you if I tried, all I can say is its heavy as f***, catchy as hell and a piece of work we're all incredibly proud of. People have been affectionately referring to us as THE ROTTED for some time now, so it seemed like a decent change to us."
THE ROTTED has launched a new myspace site. Add them to your friends list and make sure to spread the word. Be the first to learn about news, exclusive tracks from the new album, tour dates and much more! In addition to the new myspace - the band is keeping www.myspace.com/gorerottedmetal as a 'history' of Gorerotted page, chronicling the 10+ years of the band�s history.
THE ROTTED�s new album, �Get Dead Or Die Trying�, is due for release on July 8th!
THE ROTTED is:
Ben McCrow: Vocals
Tim Carley: Guitar
Gian Pyres: Guitar
Wilson: Bass
Nate Gould: Drums
GOREROTTED
06/14 Cambridge, GB Barfly
w/ Ted Maul
07/02 Manchester, GB Music Box
07/03 Glasgow Ivory Blacks
07/04 Nottingham Junktion 7
07/05 London Bar Academy
07/06 Newport TJs
Festival Appearances:
08/01 Wacken, Germany Wacken Open Air
08/13 Dinkelsb�hl, Germany Summer Breeze Open Air
http://www.myspace.com/therotted
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