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Former DRAGONFORCE Bassist Seeks Singer For SON OF SCIENCE Project

February 3, 2006

SON OF SCIENCE, the new technical, melodic metal band formed by ex-DRAGONFORCE bassist Adrian Lambert, are looking for a vocalist. For further information, contact: [email protected]. Or send an MP3 to the same address.

Lambert left DRAGONFORCE in October 2005 as a result of his desire to concentrate on his family life, according to a press release issued by the band. "[Being] the father of a young son, the increasingly busy tour schedule of the band has precluded him from spending time with his child," the group wrote at the time.

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