BLITZKRIEG Drummer Joins STUFFED

January 9, 2005

BLITZKRIEG drummer Phil Brewis has joined Newcastle, U.K.-based "sillycore punksters" STUFFED. The band are currently rehearsing material from the STUFFED debut album "Bonjour Y'All", which was released in January 2004 and is available from www.reflexcd.co.uk. The CD was independently recorded and produced and features a special guest appearance from SKID ROW frontman Johnny Solinger, doing a spoken-word piece as the intro track.

STUFFED recently released a limited-edition 8-cm mini-CD single containing the 24-second song "Dead Dad" from the "Bonjour Y'All" album. All copies are now sold out. The band are also working on new material with Phil, including "My Girlfriend Ran Off With A Fat Guy" and "The Beenie Show".

For more information, visit www.stuffedonline.co.uk.

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