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NEUROSONIC Frontman Checks In From PUDDLE OF MUDD Tour

February 6, 2008

Vancouver, British Columbia hard rock band NEUROSONIC is currently on the road in North America as the support act for PUDDLE OF MUDD.

Commented NEUROSONIC frontman Jason Darr: "It seems like only last year that we were on tour for 11 of the 12 months of the year. Oh, wait... it was.... duh. Now 2008 is here and we are back like a heart attack! So far we have done four shows of the PUDDLE OF MUDD tour and it has been amazing! Spokane was the most amazing show of my life. So many people were there and there was so much life in the room! What a crowd. I hadn't prepared myself for that kind of joy, and it left me weak in the knees. And then, for the first time really, we are on tour in our home country! It's so weird to come back from the USA where people know more about us to play our hometown and have hardly any awareness (and the larger sense) but what an amazing feeling from the response that we got from our hometown! Thanks, Vancouver, you are beautiful. Look out Alberta...yer next!"

NEUROSONIC's video for the song "So Many People" was shot in Los Angeles in July with director Lex Halaby (KILLSWITCH ENGAGE, MUDVAYNE).

NEUROSONIC was founded in Vancouver in February 2006 by Darr, who was the former lead singer of Calgary's OUT OF YOUR MOUTH. In addition to Jason, NEUROSONIC also consists of guitarist Troy Healy, bassist Jacen Ekstrom and drummer Shane Smith. NEUROSONIC released its first album, "Drama Queen", on January 30, 2007 on the Bodog Music label, although the album was released in September 2006 in Canada.

NEUROSONIC last summer took part in the Family Values tour alongside KORN, EVANESCENCE, HELLYEAH, TRIVIUM and others.

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