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CAPRICORN: New Song Available For Streaming

December 8, 2009

"American Dream", a brand new song from CAPRICORN — the new project featuring Todd Youth (MURPHY'S LAW, D-GENERATION, DANZIG),Phil Caivano (MONSTER MAGNET) and Karl Rosqvist (STEEL PROPHET) — can be heard in the YouTube clip below.

CAPRICORN will release a seven-inch single on Deleted Art Records in early 2010. The two-song effort single will feature "American Dream" on side A and "Nothing For Nothing" on side B.

CAPRICORN is a project that Youth and Caivano have been working on for a while and which was originally set to feature ex-MOTÖRHEAD drummer Phil "Philthy Animal" Taylor and former NASHVILLE PUSSY bassist Corey Parks.

"I've been trying to get CAPRICORN off the ground ever since I filled in on guitar for MOTÖRHEAD on the 'Hammered' tour," said Youth. "We finally made it into the studio last month and recorded a few songs."

He added, "After a couple of false starts, we decided to record it as a trio with Phil and myself doing all the guitars and bass, along with my right-hand man Karl Rosqvist on drums."

CAPRICORN's music is described by Youth as "killer dirty, speed-freak rock 'n' roll."

For more information, visit the band's MySpace page.

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