DAM Announces New Drummer

May 9, 2007

U.K. extreme metal band DAM has announced the addition of drummer Brad Merry — previously known for his work with London-based extreme death grind outfit TRENCHHEAD.

"It's a privilege to have someone as enthusiastic, focused and dedicated as Brad within our ranks," commented guitarist/vocalist Nathan. "Producing anything that matches the tracks that have been laid down for 'The Difference Engine' is no mean feat but I have no doubt that Brad will be up to the task."

"I've been a fan of DAM's music for a while now, but the new material is unbelievable!" Brad enthuses, "It is pure unadulturated darkness! This is a great opportunity and I'm really looking forward to playing the songs live!"

In other news, Candlelight Records has set a September 27 European release date for DAM's latest album, "The Difference Engine". A U.S. release has not yet been confirmed.

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