REAKTOR Launch Drummer Search

May 25, 2006

Portugal's REAKTOR (formerly known as RE:AKTOR) have launched a worldwide search for a new drummer. Since the amicable split with Cato Bekkevold (currently in ENSLAVED) in 2003, REAKTOR have been touring with drummers Daniel Cardoso (ex-SIRIUS, HEAD CONTROL SYSTEM) and Cyph.

REAKTOR are currently working on the follow-up to their debut album, "Zero Order" (released in 2003 via Nuclear Blast Records),despite the lack of a permanent drummer. "The cards are on the table and the outlook is good," the band's mastermind, Nexion K., said in a statement. "We've been writing some new stuff down for a while, but we certainly didn't want to force or rush things. We've been through some difficult times, but it's safe for me to say that you'll be hearing from us soon!"

For more information, visit www.reaktorzone.com.

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