DRY KILL LOGIC: Cover Of DANZIG's 'Dirty Black Summer' Posted Online

June 24, 2006

DRY KILL LOGIC's cover of the DANZIG classic "Dirty Black Summer" has been made available for streaming at this location. The song comes off the group's upcoming EP/DVD, entitled "The Magellen Complex", due on June 27 via Psychodrama/Repossession Records. Described by the band as a "tribute to the fans," the CD also contain a cover version of GUNS N' ROSES' "It's So Easy", plus an original track called "From Victim To Killer" that will be included on DRY KILL LOGIC's upcoming album, due later in the year. On the DVD, fans will find footage from the band's early days, including never-before-seen interviews on the road and in the studio, the video for "Paper Tiger" and more. Further details are available at this location.

DRY KILL LOGIC's latest album, "The Dead and Dreaming", is available now on Repossession Records. "The Dead and Dreaming" is the follow-up to the acclaimed "The Darker Side of Nonsense", which was released in 2001 through Roadrunner Records.

DRY KILL LOGIC recently announced the addition of bassist Brendan Duff (100 DEMONS, A THOUSAND FALLING SKIES) to the group's ranks.

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