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Drummer CHRIS TESCH Quits LOLLIPOP LUST KILL

February 23, 2004

Drummer Chris Tesch (a.k.a Knits) has once again left Toledo, Ohio's LOLLIPOP LUST KILL. "The band will still remain writing another album, and there's talk of one final reunion show," Tisch said in an e-mail sent to BLABBERMOUTH.NET. "Thanks for all the support and a big FUCK YOU! to Artemis Records. That is a label bands go to die."

As previously reported, LOLLIPOP LUST KILL were recently joined by guitarist Brian Tilse and bassist J.J. from Rob Halford's post-JUDAS PRIEST outfit FIGHT. The band, who released their second album, "My So Called Knife", in 2002, are currently unsigned, having parted ways with Artemis last year.

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