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DROWNING POOL/Ex-SOIL Singer Featured On D.E.M. Demos; Audio Available

February 4, 2008

Long-defunct Indiana band D.E.M. (DEUS EX MACHINA),which existed between the years 1994 and 1997, has posted some of its early demo recordings featuring former SOIL and current DROWNING POOL vocalist Ryan McCombs. Check them out at this location.

After the members of SOIL heard Ryan with D.E.M. on a compilation disc from California called "Rock 'n Roll Myths" (released by Wild Rags Records),they sought him out in Indiana and asked him to join the group.

DROWNING POOL has been on the road in support of its third album, "Full Circle", which marks the recording debut of McCombs.

DROWNING POOL lost its first singer, Dave Williams, to heart disease in 2002, and parted with a second vocalist and a record label while attempting its first comeback two years later.

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