Charlottetown, PEI-based UIGG, fresh off the September 2011 release of their album Of Moose And Men, have announced two new releases via Bandcamp.com. First is the re-release of their 2008 debut, To Punish And Enslave, fully remixed and remastered with a new cover. The second is the live Deathbox Live EP, recorded bootleg style in May 2011 in their home town.

Of Moose And Men is currently selling for $7.00, To Punish And Enslave for $3.00, and Deathbox Live for $2.00. Purchase either of the full lengths and get $2.00 off the other. Purchase both full lengths and get the EP for free.

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Of Moose And Men tracklisting:

'Endless Suffocation'

'Of Moose And Men'

'Sinking'

'Buckshot'

'Master Hunter'

'Loose Ends'

'Monstrosity'

'Thrown To Wolves'

'Legion'

'Sycophant'

'Crawl'

'Onslaught'

Uigg was formed by Dani Dowling (ex-CHURCH/SERAPHIM SLAUGHTER/HOURS END, vocals) and Craig St Jean (ex-PRIMEVAL/GRAVAGED/Hours End, drums) in the spring/summer of 2006. They enlisted the assistance of longtime friend Chris "Q" Gaudette (ex-SPACECRAFT DINNER/Church, guitar) and recent acquaintance and music scene newbie Christ "Douce" Doucette on guitar.

After writing some material they came across Ryan "Halestorm" Hale to complete the quintet on bass. After 3 years in the Uigg fold, Craig St. Jean moved on to pursue other career opportunities, and was replaced in September 2009 by Derrick Doucette (ex-Primeval/Seraphim Slaughter/UNHALLOWED EXISTENCE).

Drawing inspiration heavily from thrash, death metal and black metal they've developed an aggressive sound which clearly separates them from other heavy bands in the area. They released their crushing debut album To Punish And Enslave through Diminished Fifth Records in late 2008. The material on the debut was raw, heavy, and bursting with energy. When paired with one of the most intense live shows the Maritimes has ever seen, Uigg has become an experience that few have words for, but then again broken bones and busted lips can usually speak for themselves.

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