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DEFTONES Frontman To Produce DEAD POETIC

January 15, 2006

According to posting on DEAD POETIC's official web site, DEFTONES frontman Chino Moreno will be producing a few songs on the Ohio band's upcoming third album, due later in the year via Tooth & Nail/Solid State Records. "We are huge fans of Chino and his work, and are ecstatic to have this opportunity to work with him," DEAD POETIC write. "We will be spending 4-5 days in Sacramento in late January to record songs with Chino, and will then head straight to Seattle to record the bulk of the album with producer Aaron Sprinkle."

DEAD POETIC's sophomore album, "New Medicines", was produced by Aaron Sprinkle and was issued in April 2004 via Tooth & Nail/Solid State. Audio samples are available at www.myspace.com/deadpoetic.

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