LEMMY Calls KILL CHEERLEADER 'Greatest Rock N’ Roll Band Since GUNS N' ROSES'

March 23, 2006

According to a recent article published by the Ottawa Xpress, Toronto-based KILL CHEERLEADER have garnered a huge fan in the form of Lemmy from MOTÖRHEAD. Lemmy called the group "the greatest rock and roll band since GUNS N' ROSES."

Commented KILL CHEERLEADER vocalist/bassist Ethan Deth: "Yeah, [Lemmy] wanted to play some shows with us in Europe but we couldn't afford to fly the band over there. I think he first heard us by just dropping in to a bar we were playing at the time. He gave us a call a few months ago when he was in Montreal and he wanted to hang out so we drove down and he got us all completely drunk."

Read the full Ottawa Xpress article at www.ottawaxpress.ca.

KILL CHEERLEADER released their Corporate Punishment/Spinerazor Records debut, "All Hail", on March 14.

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