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Former EXHIBIT A Drummer Resurfaces In PENCIL MACHINE OPERATOR

June 6, 2006

British experimental rockers PENCIL MACHINE OPERATOR, who feature in their ranks ex-EXHIBIT A drummer Simon Walklate, are currently demoing material for their debut full-length album. Expect a U.K. tour late 2006, followed by the release of the as-yet-untitled CD early 2007.

Simon had this to say about the new project: "I'm really excited about the new material. This is the band I've wanted to form/be in for the last 10 years. Everything we do is just based on jamming, a really organic process and literally anything goes. As for genre, who knows, let's just say it's experimental, without pushing the technical issue for its own sake."

For more information, visit www.fulminationrecords.co.uk.

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