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DROID: New Album Sample Available

October 12, 2006

Long Beach, California-based metal/hardcore act DROID has made a sample from its upcoming album available at its MySpace page. The as-yet-untitled effort will reportedly feature a guest appearance by DEFTONES frontman Chino Moreno on "one of DROID's heaviest songs on the record" and will be released through Emotional Syphon Recordings, the new label formed by KORN guitarist James "Munky" Shaffer.

DROID was one of the acts performing on the second stage at this year's KORN-headlined Family Values tour. The band previously toured the U.S. with KORN and LIMP BIZKIT as part of the Back 2 Basics trek.

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