FUELBLOODED Announce New Guitarist

February 25, 2005

Dutch melodic death/thrash metallers FUELBLOODED (formerly SACRAMENTAL SACHEM) have announced the addition of guitarist Danny Tunker (ex-FORM) to the group's ranks. "Danny is a very talented musician and we expect him to add his touch to our sound!" the band write in a press release. "Right now we're rehearsing our asses off to be able to get back on stage ASAP! We hope to be able to do some try-outs in March and see how that feels. Of course we'll tour as much as we can when our new album 'Inflict the Inevitable' is released. We're aiming for a summer release for that one."

In other news, FUELBLOODED will support Swedish thrashers THE HAUNTED at the Effenaar in Eindhoven, Holland on April 6.

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