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LECHEROUS NOCTURNE Announces New Guitarist

April 9, 2009

South Carolina-based extreme metal band LECHEROUS NOCTURNE has issued the following update:

"We would like to welcome aboard our new guitarist Ethan Lane from APOTHEOSYS. Ethan filled in for Mike Poggione on bass for our last tour. He is replacing Chris Lollis, who is moving on from LECHEROUS. We wish him the best of luck in his future projects and will be sorely missed. Ethan is a sick musician and will be a valuable addition to the band."

"Just War Theory", the latest video from LECHEROUS NOCTURNE, can be viewed below.

Commented the group: "We would like to thank Garrett Williams and everyone in his crew who endured the long hours, oppressive heat, insomnia, and cheap beer."

The band added: "This video is a spot-on representation of our live show, and something we've wanted to do for years now."

"Just War Theory" comes off LECHEROUS NOCTURNE's second album, "The Age of Miracles Has Passed", which was released last October via Unique Leader Records.

Once again recorded at SoundLab Studio in Columbia, South Carolina, "The Age of Miracles Has Passed" is said to be "a refined yet diversified progression from 2006's 'Adoration of the Blade'."

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