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ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY ANNOUNCE ONE-OFF GIG WITH VOODOO TERROR TRIBE AT DINGBATZ IN CLIFTON, NJ FRIDAY OCTOBER 23RD

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ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY ANNOUNCE ONE-OFF GIG WITH VOODOO TERROR TRIBE AT DINGBATZ IN CLIFTON, NJ FRIDAY OCTOBER 23RD

New Jersey natives, ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY are pleased to announce that they will be playing a one-off gig with their friends the VOODOO TERROR TRIBE on Friday October 23rd at Dingbatz in Clifton, NJ. The show is a CD release and video premiere party for VOODOO TERROR TRIBE. The party kicks off at 10:00 PM, and ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY will hit the stage at 11:00 PM. There is also a free buffet all night.

From the heart of NJ, emerges this 5 piece metal outfit. A band whose name alone underlines a fierce, uncompromising vision. After the demise of local acts Mudbox and Judge Drain, the remaining members were brought together by the means of a shared concept. While digging deep into their metal roots, they began to structure and refine their sound. It was during this bitter cold season ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY were born.

The band entered Illegitimate Studios with producer Max Illidge (40 Below Summer, Black Market Hero) to record a 4 song ep. Once released, it wasn’t long before their music began to generate a buzz among the metal scene and the music industry. They pound the tri-state area club scene with their style of metal, backed by a riveting, high-energy live performance.

ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY signed a deal with Crash Music Inc. They then headed back into the studio with Max Illidge. What came out was their debut album “The Undying”. 10 tracks of pure thrash influenced metal that gave their fans just what they were looking for. After the release of “The Undying” in late 2007, ASHES OF YOUR ENEMY embarked on a nationwide tour with Hell Within.

In 2008, the bands parted ways with the label, and are once again free agents and officially unsigned. They recently headed for the studio to record their latest material, “Embodiment of Rage” and “Cancer Society”.