NOISE WITHIN Singer Injured In Car Wreck

May 3, 2008

NOISE WITHIN, the new Los Angeles-based project featuring singer Boris Bouma (EPIDEMIC),bass player John "Tumor" Fahnestock (SNOT, AMEN, LO-PRO),guitarist Aaron Slipp (PRONG) and drummer Tommy Sickles (NOTHINGFACE),has issued the following update:

"NOISE WITHIN singer Boris Bouma was recently involved in a car wreck in Los Angeles.

"An uninsured driver pulled in front of the singer's truck as he crossed an intersection, causing a full frontal collision. Boris suffered a broken kneecap, and his truck was totaled. Pictures of the wreck can be seen on the band's MySpace page.

"NOISE WITHIN had planned to make its live debut in spring, but has now moved the first shows to the end of June; exact dates to be announced."

NOISE WITHIN has made four tracks "Opportunity", "Privilege", "In the Room" and "829" available for streaming on the band's MySpace page.

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