Former SUPERFIX Manager Slams SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY Mainman

May 10, 2006

Timothy Dralle of WorldWide Noize Management, the former manager of the now-defunct Los Angeles-based act SUPERFIX — which featured in its ranks former DRAIN STH members Martina Axen (vocals) and Anna Kjellberg (bass) — has released a statement to BLABBERMOUTH.NET refuting assertions made by SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY mainman Jason Slater regarding Martina's involvement — or alleged lack thereof — in the songwriting process for SUPERFIX prior to her joining SNAKE RIVER CONSPIRACY.

Responding to Slater's comments, Dralle said, "While I am not here to fight Martina Axen's battles, as she is more than capable of that herself, I would like to clear up one thing that Jason from SRC said in his ridiculous statement concerning her departure from his band. While Snake Sabo is a close friend and produced the majority of material recorded by SUPERFIX, those songs were written by Martina Axen and Anna K. Snake did add a few things here and there (as did China) but that does fall under the umbrella of 'producer.'

"I don't know Jason, nor have I ever met him so I will reserve any personal comment other than I found his statement and his approach to be absurd, unfounded, and as far as the part of the story that I am familiar with, not true."

According to Dralle, Axen is currently working on a solo album which "sounds amazing." More information will be made available soon.

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