POTENTIAL THREAT SF: Two New Songs Posted Online; New Album Artwork Unveiled

August 20, 2009

Old-school San Francisco Bay Area thrashers POTENTIAL THREAT SF have posted two new songs — "Remember the Violence" and "Turn A Blind Eye" — on their MySpace page. Both tracks will appear on the band's full-length debut, "A New Threat Level", which is tentatively due before the end of the year via Old School Metal Records. The CD was recorded at Get Reel Studios in San Francisco with producer/engineer Guy Higbey, who was at the helm of the band's well-received 2005 demo, "2.0 EP".

Formed in 2001, POTENTIAL THREAT SF's influeces range from New York hardcore such as SICK OF IT ALL and the CRO-MAGS to the aggressive music styles of SLAYER and METALLICA.

POTENTIAL THREAT SF is:

Mike Noble - Guitar, Vocals
Kenny Noble - Drums, Vocals
Damien Sisson - Bass, Vocals

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