ILLNATH Looking For New Drummer Once Again

February 20, 2007

Danish symphonic black metallers ILLNATH announced late last month that they had tapped Reno Kiilerich (ex-DIMMU BORGIR, PANZERCHRIST, DEW-SCENTED) to play drums on their third album, entitled "Three Nights in the Sewers of Sodom". They have since issued the following update on their drummer situation:

"No luck again... The recent drum recordings in the studio weren't what we had hoped for. So now we're once again looking for a drummer to step up to the challenge and do the drums on the next ILLNATH album. Furthermore, we are going on tour this year, and for that we need a drummer as well. Anyone interested, please contact ILLNATH [at [email protected]]."

"Three Nights in the Sewers of Sodom" is being recorded at Borsing Studios and will feature artwork by Wilhelm Steiner.

"Three Nights in the Sewers of Sodom" is expected to be released via ILLNATH's own label following the band's split with Worldchaos Production (which was supposed to put out the band's long-completed second full-length offering, "Second Skin of Harlequin". "The new material will reflect the new situation we're in — new drummer and new bass player, plus almost three years since the last album was recorded," the group previously said.

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