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CANNAE Hard At Work On New Album

June 13, 2007

Boston thrashers CANNAE are currently hard at work on the band's fourth album, the follow-up to 2005's "Gold Becomes Sacrifice". The band is currently looking for a full-time, permanent drummer. Interested parties should be able to play through the entirety of "Gold Becomes Sacrifice" and be willing and have the means to tour. Shane, CANNAE's bassist, can be reached directly at cannaedrums @ gmail.com.

"Gold Becomes Sacrifice" featured guest solos by guitar legend James Murphy and album producer Jason Suecof. The band supported the CD by touring with the likes of GOD FORBID, SWORN ENEMY, HELL WITHIN, I KILLED THE PROM QUEEN and MANNTIS, as well as appearing at 2006's New England Metal and Hardcore Festival.

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