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EARLY MAN Completes Work On 'Death Potion'

April 10, 2009

EARLY MAN leader Mike Conte has issued the following update:

"Unfortunately, due to an arm/back injury that I suffered after our last tour, we have had to cancel all of our tour dates this month with VALIENT THORR so I can get some much-needed rest. We will hit the road again after this month and all summer long in support of our [sophomore] full-length which will come out this summer. The record is called 'Death Potion'. I actually had a chance to hear a couple mastered versions of the new songs earlier today for the first time and they sound amazing. This record is clearly a new level for us as a band and I can't wait to take these songs out on the road. We will see you all soon!"

The follow-up to 2005's "Closing In", "Death Potion" was produced by Jack Endino (HIGH ON FIRE, ZEKE, VALIENT THORR, NIRVANA) and is scheduled for release later in the year via The End Records.

EARLY MAN released a four-song EP last October entitled "Beware The Circling Fin". The group's The End Records debut was mixed with the help of legendary producer Jack Endino.

EARLY MAN is:

Mike Conte (vocals, guitar)
Adam Bennati (drums)
Pete Macy (guitar)
Tim Ramage (bass)

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