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AUGURY: Footage Of Drum-Recording Sessions Available

April 1, 2008

Canadian progressive death metallers AUGURY have posted video footage of the group's original drummer Etienne Gallo laying down the drum tracks for the band's second album.

Watch the three-minute clip below.

Says AUGURY in a statement: "Since he fulfilled this last crucial task for us, Etienne Gallo sadly decided to leave the band. So while we complete the recording process, we will welcome applications from all drummers interested to take over the position. We also accept video recorded performances as auditions. Please contact us at the following address: [email protected]. We will contact selected candidates and we thank in advance everyone who will apply to play with us."

AUGURY's debut album, "Concealed", came out in 2004.

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