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DAGOBA Drummer Kills It Behind The Kit; Video Available

May 5, 2007

DAGOBA drummer Franky Costanza is featured in this month's issue of French magazine Batterie, which is accompanied by an educational DVD where you can see him perform a few DAGOBA songs. Watch this 20 minute, multi-angle, mind-blowing video at this location.

DAGOBA's sophomore album, "What Hell Is About…", was released in February 2006 via Season of Mist. The follow-up to the group's self-titled debut was recorded at Antfarm studios in Denmark with producer Tue Madsen (THE HAUNTED, HATESPHERE, MNEMIC) and features a guest appearance on two songs by DIMMU BORGIR bassist/ARCTURUS frontman Simen Hestnaes (a.k.a. ICS Vortex, ex-BORKNAGAR, LAMENTED SOULS).

For more information on Franky Costanza, visit his web site.

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