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NEW CRASH POSITION: Former NEUROTICA Drummer Releases Album With New Project

January 21, 2005

NEW CRASH POSITION, the new band featuring former NEUROTICA drummer G.J. Gosman have released their debut album, "Music to Rob Banks To". The 11 songs of "blunt, crunching, fist-pumped-in-your-face hard rock" were recorded by Wes Price at Polysound Studios in Tampa, Florida and mastered by Tom Morris at Morrisound studios in Tampa. The song "Dopesick Girl" will be featured on AMP magazine's February/March CD compilation. A rapid-fire interview and a CD review will appear in the same issue.

To download samples of NEW CRASH POSITION's music, click here.

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