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DAMN YOUR IDOLS: Six Songs From Debut Album Posted Online

May 8, 2008

Six songs from the forthcoming debut album by DAMN YOUR IDOLS, the new Belgian metal band featuring former members of MASSIF and SONS OF JONATHAS, have been uploaded to the group's MySpace page. The CD was recorded at Studio Hautregard in Chaineux, Verviers, Belgium. Production duties were handled by Andr Gielen, the man who helmed CHANNEL ZERO's classic "Unsafe" LP.

"Damn Your Idols" will be released in Europe on May 16 via Apache Productions.

DAMN YOUR IDOLS is scheduled to appear at Belgium's Graspop Metal Meeting on June 27, opening for JUDAS PRIEST, WHITESNAKE, TESTAMENT and TESLA.

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