Drummer SASHA HORN Comments On His Return To NOVEMBERS DOOM

October 14, 2008

TRIALS drummer Sasha Horn, who recently rejoined Chicago's NOVEMBERS DOOM, has issued the following statement regarding his decision to return to his former band:

"We're in a recession, my friends... And like many of you, I have been forced (not really) to take on another job.

"To clear up any confusion, for those of you that were boggled, I AM NOT quitting my day job here at TRIALS Inc. I have merely rejoined forces with my good friends in NOVEMBERS DOOM. This will in no shape or form blur the focal point."

TRIALS will enter the studio on October 24 to begin recording its full-length debut for an early 2009 release.

NOVEMBERS DOOM recently parted ways with drummer Joe Nunez due to "personal and musical" differences.

NOVEMBERS DOOM released its first live DVD, "The Novella Vosselaar: Live in Belgium", on August 5 via The End Records.

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