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Drummer TONY LAUREANO Launches Web Site

July 10, 2005

Drummaster Tony Laureano (ex-NILE, ANGELCORPSE) has launched his own web site at www.tonylaureano.com, which features his biography, an extended discography and a FAQ section.

Especially note the blog Tony's been keeping to see what he's up to. Expect lessons, samples, tips and tutorials in the near future. Stop by and join the community at this location.

Laureano is currently touring the European summerfestivals with DIMMU BORGIR. Other than that, he's been working on a new project called INSIDIOUS DISEASE with Silenoz (DIMMU BORGIR) and Jardar (OLD MAN'S CHILD) and s featured on the new AURORA BOREALIS CD that is due for released in fall/winter 2005.

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