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DOOK: New Music Available For Download

March 25, 2005

Montreal-based metalcore act DOOK have posted two new songs at their official web site. Check them out: "Way of Life" (mp3) and "Struck" (mp3).

"Way of Life" and "Struck" come off DOOK's full-length debut, "Archaic", due this summer. Drums for the CD were laid down by Carlos Araya (ANONYMUS, ACADEMIE DU MASSACRE, JOEY BELLADONNA) back in September 2003. The band are currently working on the album booklet that will feature contributions from 12 different artists from around the world (one artist per song). Mastering duties are being handled by Bernard Belley (QUO VADIS, SHIVERDOWN).

For more information, visit www.dook1.com.

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