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The Crawling sign with GRIND SCENE RECORDS

We are proud to announce that THE CRAWLING have signed up with underground death metal label GRIND SCENE RECORDS.

We are completely thrilled to be associated with the label, and be placed alongside such great acts as Cerebral Bore, Man Must Die, Zombified, Foul Body Autopsy, and Foetal Juice, to name just a few of the quality bands attached to the Grind Scene roster.

Our debut single "Choking On Concrete" will be officially released Monday 9th February, along with a special FREE give away release campaign! Stay tuned for more info, and don't miss us on our forthcoming Irish Tour with Desecration.
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