MARSHALL LAW Announces New Drummer

September 26, 2007

Long-running Birmingham, U.K. metallers MARSHALL LAW have announced the addition of drummer Steve Hauxwell to the group's ranks.

Commented the band: "After a long search to find a suitable candidate to fill the vacant drum seat, we're delighted that we've found such an accomplished and experienced musician. Steve joins us from the band AWAKEN, who played alongside us at the Bloodstock festival last year. Now that the lineup is complete, we're all looking forward to getting back into rehearsals in readiness for the release of the new album."

MARSHALL LAW earlier in the year posted audio samples of six tracks from their long-awaited new album, "Razorhead", on their official web site (audio player will launch automatically). The CD was recorded at M2 studio in West Midlands and is expected to surface during the coming months.

Watch video footage of MARSHALL LAW performing at UK's Bloodstock festival in 2006:

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