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CONTRIVE Featured On Australian TV

July 26, 2007

ABC-TV in Australia recently screened a segment on the late-night music program JTV featuring CONTRIVE drummer Andrew Haug, focusing on his impressive metal knowledge, as well as his relationship with his twin brother and CONTRIVE guitarist/vocalist Paul Haug. You can now view the five-minute segment below.

Andrew Haug has been hosting Triple J's weekly national metal program "Full Metal Racket" since 2001. He is longtime metalhead who has hosted stacks of interviews with such greats as METALLICA, TOOL, PANTERA, SLAYER, OZZY OSBOURNE and more.

CONTRIVE is currently writing new material to follow up their debut album, "The Meaning Unseen", which was mixed at Studio Fredman in Sweden by Fredrik Nordström (OPETH, ARCH ENEMY).

Check out all things CONTRIVE at www.myspace.com/contriveaustralia.

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