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PATH OF GOLCONDA Parts Ways With Guitarist, Announces Replacement

July 28, 2007

German hopefuls PATH OF GOLCONDA have parted ways with guitarist Christ and have replaced him with an axeman presently only known by his first name, Andrew.

Drummer Roman Golconda comments: "It's always bad to lose somebody, I guess, but the change was so necessary. We just want to continue to work hard and need everybody to stand behind the band 100%. Andrew is not only brilliant on the guitar but a cool lad as well! He's from the U.K., by the way, so PATH OF GOLCONDA did not only decide for fresh but royal blood in a way... not bad right? We are so much looking forward to writing new stuff with him — so expect the worst!"

PATH OF GOLCONDA's live debut with Andrew will take place at this weekend's Eisenwahn Festival in Germany.

For more information, visit www.pathofgolconda.com.

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