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Former WHITE ZOMBIE Drummer Seeking Musicians For New Project

July 15, 2003

Former WHITE ZOMBIE drummer Ivan de Prume is forming a new band and is looking for a guitarist, bassist, vocalist and keyboardist/programmer to complete the group's lineup.

Says Ivan, "[All applicants] must have similar taste to write and collaborate with from the ground up. I have a particular vision in mind that I need to manifest in this project. My goal is not to write typical commercial radio crap to immediately get signed my goal is to make killer music that will last forever. This is how we operated in WHITE ZOMBIE and we unexpectedly reached double-platinum status along with a Grammy nomination. I want to find people who have the balls and the patience to push the limits to write from their soul and commit to creating this project together with me."

Ivan lists his personal influences as "MASSIVE ATTACK, KRUDER & DORFMEISTER, DEAD CAN DANCE (atmospheric creepy groove with dynamic soulful vocals),BAD BRAINS (HR's vocals & the reggae edge),BLACK SABBATH & LED ZEPPELIN (heavy song arrangements),PANTERA (heavy rhythmical guitar style),SLAYER & SEPULTURA (guitar and drumming energy),BEASTIE BOYS and KOOL & THE GANG & DR. DRE with SNOOP DOG (danceable drum beats)."

Absolutely no drug or alcohol abusers wanted.

All submission must include a cover letter, biography, photo, and CD/MP3 (video is a bonus).

Submit to [email protected] with a link to your web site. Please don't send the audio/video files directly to this email address. It will not be accepted.

Or send to:

Ivan de Prume
P.O. Box 6012
North Hollywood, CA 91603

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