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FLOTSAM AND JETSAM Feat. SHADOWS FALL Drummer JASON BITTNER: Fan-Filmed Footage Of Nuneaton Performance

May 21, 2015

Fan-filmed video footage of FLOTSAM AND JETSAM's May 19 performance in Nuneaton, United Kingdom can be seen below.

FLOTSAM AND JETSAM made its live debut with new drummer Jason Bittner (SHADOWS FALL, ANTHRAX) on May 8 at Club Red in Mesa, Arizona.

The first leg of FLOTSAM AND JETSAM's 2015 European tour kicked off on May 13 with four shows in Greece and moved to mainland Europe, consisting of club shows and a few festival appearances, culminating with the Fortarock festival in The Netherlands on June 6 alongside headliners HATEBREED, LAMB OF GOD and SLIPKNOT. The trek marks the band's return to Europe, coming off the heels of 2012's "Ugly Noise" album and last year's re-recording of the band's classic 1988 "No Place For Disgrace" LP. Joining FLOTSAM for the majority of the mainland European tour is the Belgian band BLIKSEM.

FLOTSAM's current linup includes Steve Conley on guitar and Michael Spencer (who previously contributed to the writing of the band's classic 1988 release, "No Place For Disgrace") on bass.

FLOTSAM AND JETSAM recently entered the studio to begin recording its new album — the band's first to feature Bittner.

Spencer stated about the new FLOTSAM AND JETSAM material: "There's a great, old-school thrash vibe going on with the direction of the songs and what originally influenced the band, mixed with a little of what we like about today's sound, in metal."

FLOTSAM AND JETSAM returned to Metal Blade Records for the release of "Ugly Noise".

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