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ENDRAH: Video Of Drum Recordings Posted Online

November 14, 2006

A video clip of ENDRAH drummer Fernando Schaefer laying down tracks for the Brazilian group's new album has been posted online at YouTube.com. Former BIOHAZARD/ENDRAH guitarist Billy Graziadei has called Fernando "THE most insanely intense and talented drummer I've ever played with."

ENDRAH's self-titled full-length debut was released last month via Germany's Coretex Records. The CD was produced by Ciero (KRISIUN) and mastered by Colin Davis (VILE). It incudes three tracks from the band's "DEMONstration" demo EP, which featured Grazaidei on second guitar. Relentless, ENDRAH's American singer who replaced Scream S, also appeared on the last BIOHAZARD record, "Means to an End", doing backups on the track "Set Me Free".

Graziadei recently issued the following statement regarding his involvement with ENDRAH:

"During some time off between BIOHAZARD albums/tours, I moved to Brazil with my wife to welcome our daughter into this choatic world. While there, I became good friends with some fellow musicians who I met through the SEPULTURA crew. Fernandao Schaefer and I spent some time jamming together in the studio. I left for another tour with BIOHAZARD. Fernandao went on to form what would eventually become ENDRAH and recorded a short demo that he gave to me when I returned to Brazil. After hearing what they were kicking out, I joined the group as a second guitar player and producer. We recorded our first demo, entitled 'DEMONstration', in Brazil and I brought the tapes back to the States to finish mixing the album. For the first time in my career I felt completely challenged as a guitar player, writing and touring Brazil with these guys was an awesome experience. With the distance between us, touring with my new band SUICIDE CITY, it became more and more difficult to continue with ENDRAH. I chose to leave the band in order not to hold them back in their plans to move ENDRAH further along. Not only a proud xmember of ENDRAH, I am a fan and continue to support the band in all that they do."

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