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END OF LEVEL BOSS Parts Ways With Bassist, Seeks Replacement

July 18, 2009

London-based anguish rock outfit END OF LEVEL BOSS has parted ways with bassist Elena Jane.

Anyone interested in applying for the vacant bass player position should contact the band at [email protected].

The rest of the band is continuing to gather noises for its upcoming third album, due to be completed later in the year. Live dates will be announced once the new lineup is finalized.

END OF LEVEL BOSS released its second album, "Inside the Difference Engine", in the U.S. in September 2007 through Southern Records. The CD, which was issued in Europe in May 2007 via Exile on Mainstream Records, was recorded in the analogue domains of Earth Terminal studios, Hampshire.

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