New Extreme Metal Racer Hits PSP
EARACHE EXTREME METAL RACING announced for PSP.
EARACHE RECORDS is proud to announce a joint partnership with
Metro 3D, a leading Value Price video games publisher, in conjunction
with the games developer Data Design Interactive in the creation of
EARACHE EXTREME METAL RACING for PlayStation 2 and PSP formats which will be due for shipping on July 7, 2006.
EARACHE EXTREME METAL RACING will feature ten evil EARACHE
racing teams burning a lot more than rubber through hell and other
wastelands. Along with themed tracks from the combatants on the
starting grid there’ll also be a plethora of extreme Earache classics
making up the soundtrack of the game from such luminaries as Napalm
Death, At The Gates, Cathedral, The Haunted, Hate Eternal, Cult Of
Luna, Beecher, Urkraft, Anata, Mistress, Severe Torture and many
others. The following EARACHE artists have been confirmed to be part of
the game: Mortiss, Deicide, Morbid Angel, Akercocke, Decapitated,
Biomechanical, Municipal Waste, The Berzker, Linea 77, and Society 1.
Ashley Mortimer, Marketing Manager, Earache Records says:
"EARACHE prides itself on innovation. As an independent label,
we've been on the cutting edge of unique and groundbreaking music for
15 years and we relish every opportunity, particularly a new or unusual
one. We don't know of any other labels who have released their own game
and the cross-marketing possibilities are really exciting. Culturally
we don't think music and gaming are so far apart, many music fans play
computer games, and nearly all gamers listen to music so we have teamed
up with DDI and Metro3D to produce EARACHE EXTREME METAL RACING. Your
car shreds the opposition, the soundtrack shreds your ears - what a
great combination!"
EARACHE EXTREME METAL RACING uniquely was conceived and created by 17 year old Gothic metaller
Sky Nash
and all started as a possible way to not only keep her amused but
potentially to dissuade her from following her overworked father into a
gaming career.
Source and more info at
Advanced Media Network.