QUICK CHANGE Recording New Album

April 4, 2005

Former Roadrunner Records recording artists QUICK CHANGE from Chicago, IL have begun laying down tracks for a new CD, tentatively due in August. The upcoming album will feature the group's new lineup, including ex-VIOLENT WISDOM drummer Craig Williamson, and promises to be "a throwback to the early days," according to a press release. "We wrote the new material with all of our influences involved," guitarist and founding member Dubs Anderson said in a statement. "I think all metal fans are going to enjoy this album the best." The tracks laid down so far are as follows:

01. Nameless
02. Hey You
03. QC Slam
04. Forgive Me
05. Last Day
06. Don't Leave
07. Can't You See
08. Broken To Pieces
09. Reality Check

There is also talk about including a video with the new CD, as well as video footage shot over the last 18 years.

For more information, visit www.quickchange1.com.

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