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DEEDS OF FLESH Drummer Joins CURIOSITY KILLED THE COP

June 6, 2007

Drummer Mike Hamilton of DEEDS OF FLESH has officialy joined CURIOSITY KILLED THE COP, the new San Luis Obispo, California-based project featuring ex-MOTOGRATER guitarist Matt "Nuke" Nunes, bassist Johnny Montanio (IMPLANT, FORTY43THREE) and former MOTOGRATER guitarist J.R. Swartz.

Commented Montanio: "We are writing are asses off, and things are going insane! The songs are sick! Mike's drumming is beyond what words can describe! The singer should be announced soon! If anyone is interested and think they have what it takes, you cand send demos, etc. to [email protected] or at our MySpace page. We will be posting songs on the MySpace page shortly without the vocals, just so people can hear what is soon to come!"

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