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DREADLOCK PUSSY To Release New Album In March

December 25, 2004

Dutch metal band DREADLOCK PUSSY are putting the finishing touches on their third full-length album, "Palm Bridge Rd.", tentatively due in March 2005. The follow-up to 2002's "Tsumi" will contain 12 songs, including "Positions of Power", "Choirboys", "Hang Loose", "Escondidos" and "Pickup". "Needless to say, we are very happy with the songs as well as the way they came out on the record, and we can't wait for you people to hear them and for us to be able to play them live," the group write on their web site.

"Palm Bridge Rd." will mark DREADLOCK PUSSY's first album with new drummer Jos Roosen, who replaced longtime member Twixy in June 2004.

For more information, visit www.dreadlockpussy.com.

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