FREE REIGN Drummer Interviewed On 'Heavy Metal Mayhem'

March 23, 2010

FREE REIGN drummer and Dallas Cowboys backup guard Cory Procter was interviewed on this past Sunday's (March 21) edition of the "Heavy Metal Mayhem" radio show with Mike "The Big Cheese". You can now listen to the program using the audio player below.

FREE REIGN released its debut EP, "Tragedy", on January 26 via Australia's Riot! Entertainment.

"Tragedy" track listing:

01. In Your Head
02. Tragedy
03. Rise Up
04. Last Goodbye
05. All In Vain

Colombo and Procter are the original members of FREE REIGN. In 2008, they set up inside the team's locker room for a mini-set that prompted Davis to learn the bass his wife bought him a few years ago. Chapman came in after hearing them play over the winter.

"This is an amazing opportunity for Riot! and to further establish our name internationally," said Riot! owner/CEO John Howarth. "FREE REIGN is a band with massive potential. There has been an enormous buzz surrounding them since they appeared on the scene a few months ago. FREE REIGN has already been flooded with endorsements. Their marketing potential is limitless. These guys are already huge sports stars, but they have shown they have the talent to diversify. I am positive that metal fans will embrace FREE REIGN and see them take it to the next level.

"When the opportunity arose to work with FREE REIGN, I jumped to it! This is something that has never been done before and this band is a long-term project. It's also been great working with John Gomez of TQ Management putting this deal to bed."

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/freereign.

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