CAULDRON Joined By Former GOAT HORN Drummer

December 7, 2007

CAULDRON, the post-GOAT HORN band featuring Jason Decay (vocals/bass) and Ian Killpatrick (guitar),has been joined by ex-GOAT HORN drummer Steelrider. He replaces Al "Biddle" Chambers (RAMMER),who recently left the group.

The vinyl version of CAULDRON's debut EP, "Into the Cauldron", was released in September via Germany's New Iron Age Records. The New Iron Age version contains two extra tracks — "Axe Cross" and a cover of TYRANT's "Making Noise and Drinking Beer" — plus two full-color inserts and a "cool" sticker. The EP was released on green-splattered black wax, limited to 525 copies.

Upcoming CAULDRON shows:

Dec. 14 - The Story, Sarnia, Ontario
Dec. 15 - Siesta Nouveaux, Toronto, Ontario

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