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OVERLORDE Parts Ways With Singer, Seeks Replacement

May 29, 2008

New Jersey metallers OVERLORDE have parted ways with vocalist Chris Colfax and are currently seeking a replacement. According to a press release, "the band is well into preparing for its next release on Sonic Age Records, the follow-up to the highly acclaimed CD titled 'Return Of The Snow Giant'. So the vocalist should be ready to hit the ground running. Any interested vocalists should feel free to contact the band at [email protected]. Let OVERLORDE know how to hear some of you work online and give us some basic information about yourself."

For more information, visit www.myspace.com/overlorde.

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